Show Notes
Tuesday, June 2 — Trump's endorsement record now stands at 118 and zero, and the Republican Party just watched a four-term Texas senator lose his own primary by 28 points.
Rush and Reagan break down the 2026 primary season race by race: Thomas Massie out after 14 years, Bill Cassidy running pro-Trump ads while Trump funded ads to end his career, and John Cornyn gone in the most significant GOP Senate primary upset since 1970. They dig into Ken Paxton's Texas win and what Cook Political's same-night rating shift signals about November. Then the November map — Democrats need four Senate seats but only three House flips, and forecasters already like their odds in the lower chamber.
The core question isn't whether Trump can win a primary. It's whether winning every primary loses the majority anyway. That answer may come on the same night.
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