We start hour two with Crowley’s Wisconsin upset and the late-night USB issue in Milwaukee, then widen the primary conversation to Minnesota, where Michele Tafoya advances on the Republican side of the Senate race while Peggy Flanagan and Amy Klobuchar win major Democratic contests. Nick revisits his bet with Greg over whether AOC ever reaches the White House, and we debate whether Republicans are better off facing socialist candidates or seeing them knocked out before a general election. The Wisconsin and Minnesota results are confirmed in current election reporting.
Hong’s Thanksgiving posts, Culver’s comments and campaign problems keep the Wisconsin discussion moving, along with questions about Crowley’s late momentum and the Milwaukee vote reporting. We connect the result to Abdul El-Sayed, Zohran Mamdani and Hasan Piker, play El-Sayed discussing football, and get into Wisconsin’s debate over data centers and tax incentives. Piker’s rhetoric, wealth and multimillion-dollar West Hollywood home then dominate the next stretch.
