Topic
5 facts from 4 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.
2026
Walter said a New York Times report that Republican Senator Roger Marshall sued patients has hurt him in the Kansas Senate race.
“the piece that came out in the New York Times about suing his patients, I think that one just really, um, it because, again, it combines all of those things.”
2026
Harry Enten says Roger Marshall is the least popular Republican Senate nominee in Kansas this late in a campaign this century.
“Roger Marshall, the least popular Republican Senate nominee in Kansas this late in the campaign this century, for sure.”
2026
Adam Hamilton's campaign has attacked Roger Marshall over his history, as an OBGYN, of sending patients' unpaid accounts to debt collectors, in some cases leading to jail.
“Roger Marshall's history of sending debt collectors after his patients back when he was an OBGYN, uh, and in some cases, leading to them, uh, going to jail.”
2026
Jon Favreau said the Kansas Bill of Rights bars imprisonment for debt, but that patients were arrested after missing court dates tied to debt collection.
“it is in the Kansas Bill of Rights that you can't go to jail for having debt.”
2026
Jon Favreau reported that Democrat Adam Hamilton won Kansas's Senate race by about five points, defeating Republican Roger Marshall.
“Adam Hamilton cruising to a five point win in Kansas.”
Episodes