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Assessing The Impact Of Indictment On Trump's Endorsements
15:01 - 18:45 (03:43)
There is not enough evidence to determine if the indictment against Donald Trump's adviser Matt Gaetz has caused any changes to the race, according to FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver.
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President Trump's nomination is starting to feel like a done deal as he gains more support and Ron DeSantis, his strongest expected challenger in the Republican primary, struggles to gain momentum.
15:01 - 16:04 (01:02)
Summary
President Trump's nomination is starting to feel like a done deal as he gains more support and Ron DeSantis, his strongest expected challenger in the Republican primary, struggles to gain momentum. However, this may not necessarily be the case and what feels true may not always be what is true.
ChapterAssessing The Impact Of Indictment On Trump's Endorsements
EpisodeThe Trump Inevitability Question
PodcastThe Run-Up
The episode discusses the possibility of Donald Trump getting re-elected and includes an analysis by Nate Cohn of the New York Times.
16:04 - 16:54 (00:50)
Summary
The episode discusses the possibility of Donald Trump getting re-elected and includes an analysis by Nate Cohn of the New York Times.
ChapterAssessing The Impact Of Indictment On Trump's Endorsements
EpisodeThe Trump Inevitability Question
PodcastThe Run-Up
Multiple polls conducted both before and after the Gaetz indictment have shown a continuation of previous trends, with no decisive evidence that the indictment significantly affected the race.
16:54 - 18:45 (01:51)
Summary
Multiple polls conducted both before and after the Gaetz indictment have shown a continuation of previous trends, with no decisive evidence that the indictment significantly affected the race.