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‘Reality catching up’ with a ‘WEAKENED’ Trump with only 99 days until the midterms | MS NOW Analysis
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46:51Now PlayingWith 99 days until the midterms, new polling shows President Trump is losing support over his handling of multiple issues, including the Iran war, the Epstein scandal and inflation. Plus, MS NOW reports that Donald Trump's team is letting some Republican lawmakers, particularly ones in battleground states, distance themselves from the president. MS NOW Senior Reporter Vaughn Hillyard has more details from the White House. Meanwhile, Former White House Communications Director for President Obama, Jennifer Palmieri, joins Morning Joe to discuss her new 6 episode limited-series on YouTube titled, "Long Play: Winning the South." Palmieri argues that if you want to win in America, whether that be the presidential election or control of Congress, you need to be able to win multiple states in the South.
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