Topic
9 facts from 8 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
2024
Under the new lines, Donald Trump would have won North Carolina's first congressional district by more than ten points in 2024, but the race is now rated a toss-up.
“With the new lines, President Trump would have won this district by more than ten points just two years ago. Now it's a toss-up.”
2026
Republican super PACs pulled out of the North Carolina Senate race and put millions into defending Senate seats in Nebraska, Kansas and South Carolina.
“On the Senate side, super pacs have pulled out of North Carolina and are pouring millions into defending Nebraska, Kansas, and South Carolina.”
2026
Eric Holder said North Carolina's new mail-ballot rules require a sealed inner envelope inside a sealed outer envelope, and ballots are being rejected when the inner one is unsealed.
“if you look at what's happening in North Carolina, where they impose these new strict rules about for mail-in ballots, you know, you have to put your ballot in an envelope, seal it, and then put it in another envelope that actually gets mailed”
2026
Republican candidate Lori Buckout, a retired Army colonel, lost a race in North Carolina's first district two years earlier and is running again under more favorable lines.
“She's a retired Army colonel who lost when she ran there two years ago, but now the lines are more favorable”
2026
Democrats invested in North Carolina's 9th congressional district, which Trump won by double digits and is the home district of NRCC chair Richard Hudson.
“Democrats put money into North Carolina nine, which is a district that Trump won by double digits. It's also the home district of Richard Hudson”
2026
Congressman Don Davis of North Carolina is running in his third race under his third different district map.
“Congressman Don Davis, who is running in his third race with his third different district map.”
2026
Mara Liasson says Donald Trump intervened in the North Carolina and Texas Senate races to push aside or primary Republican incumbents who likely would have been reelectable.
“he intervened in two specific Senate races, North Carolina and Texas, to either push aside or primary Republican incumbents who probably would have been pretty reelectable.”
Undated
Venkatarayalu says Honeywell's North Carolina campus uses face scanning to identify employees and send them to their floor without an access card.
“We implemented in our North Carolina campus with ID Mia, your ability to scan your face and then it determines which floor you belong to.”
Undated
Mike Sorrentino said his treatment centers include locations in New Jersey and North Carolina, and that he had about five to seven centers in his first year.
“I own, um, uh, one in New Jersey, North Carolina, essentially five to seven centers right now in my 1st year.”
Episodes