This week on “Clock It,” strategist and pollster Terrance Woodbury joins Symone and Eugene with a prediction that a revolution sparked by young voters is coming, and it will be radical in a way that will make President Trump, Congress and some Americans uncomfortable. “Young people, who feel like voting doesn't make the kind of changes that our parents made...are now being presented with an option that is offering a radical change, that is saying these entire systems can be remade and reformed,” Woodbury says. Visit ms.now/clockit to watch the full episodes of Clock It.
AI:MS Now is peddling narratives regarding a purported Gen Z-led "radical revolution" aimed at dismantling established American institutions and remaking entire political systems. Strategist Terrance Woodbury claims that young voters, disillusioned by traditional voting patterns, are being steered toward a total systemic overhaul that will cause discomfort for President Trump and the GOP. This rhetoric attempts to frame the destabilization of foundational national structures as a necessary "reform" driven by youth disillusionment with current electoral processes.Open
We look at recent problems with political polling.
AI:The mainstream media's reliance on broken metrics has reached a breaking point as Nate Cohn examines the systemic failure of modern political polling to capture reality. While the establishment press clings to these flawed numbers, it is becoming increasingly evident that current methodologies are failing to reflect true voter sentiment, leaving both analysts and the public in the dark.Open
The DNC is expected to vote on Saturday to approve the new order of states for the 2028 presidential nominating process, amidst controversy over some of those decisions.
AI:The DNC is moving forward with a radical restructuring of the 2028 primary calendar, officially elevating South Carolina to the headlining position of the nominating process. This blatant power grab follows a pattern of the Democratic establishment attempting to manipulate electoral outcomes by sidelining traditional voters in favor of their preferred demographic blocks. While the leftist media outlets attempt to frame this as mere administrative reorganization, it is a calculated effort to cement control and bypass moderate voices.Open
Georgia's elections have been in the national spotlight since 2020, when current President Donald Trump lost to Joe Biden.
AI:In a desperate attempt to manage the fallout from years of documented irregularities and federal scrutiny, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has empanelled an election integrity task force. While leftist media outlets and the establishment have spent years attempting to delegitimize every serious inquiry into the 2020 results—framing legitimate questions about ballot security as mere "conspiracy theories"—this new move by Raffensperger is a transparent attempt to perform damage control amidst the ongoing chaos. With the FBI actively conducting raids on Fulton County election hubs and searching for missing records that should have been preserved, this task force serves as nothing more than a bureaucratic smoke screen…Open
AI:The recent primary elections in Michigan and Wisconsin have exposed a massive failure in political polling, with predictive models significantly overestimating the momentum of progressive candidates like Francesca Hong. Despite establishment media narratives suggesting a surge for radical leftist ideologies, actual voter turnout rejected the socialist agenda in both states, proving that mainstream pollsters are fundamentally disconnected from real American sentiment. This discrepancy highlights a systemic rot where curated media fantasies regarding progressive strength continue to collapse when confronted with the reality of voters rejecting the far-left fringe.Open
Bill O’Reilly joins “Katie Pavlich Tonight” to discuss how polls were way off in predicting a victory for Democratic candidate for governor Francesca Hong in Wisconsin. She narrowly lost to moderate David Crowley in the primary. O’Reilly suggested polls predicting problems for the GOP in the midterms may be just as questionable: “When everyone says anything, you know it’s stupid. … A lot of things are going to happen between now and Election Day in November.” #Politics #Wisconsin #Polls "Katie Pavlich Tonight" offers a conservative take on the day’s events while welcoming all viewpoints. The goal: cutting through left-right bias in pursuit of plain facts and honest analysis.
AI:Bill O'Reilly criticized the incompetence of polling firms following a major upset in the Wisconsin primary, where moderate David Crowley defeated progressive candidate Francesca Hong despite widespread polls predicting a victory for Hong. O'Reilly suggested that these inaccurate predictions undermine the credibility of mainstream polling data and warned that similar inaccuracies may distort expectations for the upcoming midterm elections in November.Open
Tuesday's primaries offered fresh tests of the Democratic Party's direction, the influence of President Donald Trump's endorsements and the Republican Party's future.
Host Lindsey Granger is following primary races in three states today, including South Carolina where Darline Graham is vying for her late brother, Lindsey Graham's, Senate seat. Meanwhile in the Midwest, moderates and progressives are facing off in Wisconsin and Minnesota. 00:00 -- Introduction 03:23 -- Now: Voters cast ballots in WI primary 15:00 -- U.S. Marine vet freed from Russian prison 22:30 -- Now: Voters cast ballots in WI, MN, SC 32:30 -- Cyberattack disrupts 911 calls in CA city
