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Elon Musk just failed to essentially buy an election with Democrats winning huge in Wisconsin

and what that really exposes.

Trump's Liberation Day tariffs are officially here

and who buckle up? A Corey Booker's record-breaking speech has sent shockwaves. And then some good

news to help keep you sane. We're talking about all that and much more on today's brand new

Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news how it's being covered and how people are

reacting to it starting with this. Elon Musk failed to essentially buy an election yesterday, and in general, Democrats came out

of a series of elections with some solid momentum.

But of course, the question remains, well, how much momentum really, and can it actually

carry over to electoral wins in 2026?

And so where I'll start is with easily the most high stakes and important of the races, and that

was a Supreme Court seat in Wisconsin that would determine whether the court retains its four-three liberal majority or flips conservative. You know, this election,

it has sweeping implications, not just for Wisconsinites, but also for control of Congress because

the liberal court could potentially redraw congressional maps that give the GOP six of the state's

eight house seats. And what we ultimately saw there was the liberal candidate, Susan Crawford, easily beating out her conservative opponent, Brad Schimel. With most of the votes in, Crawford has

taken a solid 10-point lead, beating out Schimel 55 to 45 as a recording. And that is just so

significant for a number of reasons, starting with the fact that we're talking about a big margin

in a state that Trump actually won in 2024. I mean, it's a state that has also been decided by less than one point in the last three presidential elections. With that said, I need to know that

Democrat-aligned candidates have won Wisconsin Supreme Court races by similar margins in recent years,

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