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Episode length: 1h 52m
The Republican Party is facing a major WAKE-UP CALL after the 2026 midterm elections, and the battle over the GOP's future is already heating up! JD Vance's viral post about why Republicans lost voters has sparked a heated debate among conservatives, while Florida Governor Ron DeSantis warns the party could be facing an "extinction-level event." On today's episode of The Chicks on the Right, Mock and Daisy break down the growing Republican infighting, the fallout from the midterm elections, and what it all means for Donald Trump, JD Vance, and the 2028 presidential election. Ben Shapiro weighs in on Marco Rubio's political future, Matt Walsh and Jonah Goldberg react to JD Vance's controversial post, and Megyn Kelly floats the possibility of Tucker Carlson running for president in 2028. Meanwhile, DeSantis calls out do-nothing Senate Republicans and questions whether the GOP is learning the right lessons from its election setbacks. PLUS: Dan Bongino responds to Democratic subpoena threats, Thomas Massie pushes for a vote to impeach Pete Hegseth, Spencer Pratt discusses Elon Musk's political spending, and shocking election results raise questions about the future of Texas politics.
Hosted by Amy Jo Clark and
Miriam Weaver