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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - How young voters are reshaping the Democratic Party | CUOMO Full Show

Chris Cuomo examines why younger, college-educated voters are gravitating toward democratic socialism after a slew of far-left candidates ousted centrist incumbents in this week’s primaries. Is this the beginning of the end for the Democratic Party as we know it? Democratic strategist and speechwriter Madeline Summerville and former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang join “CUOMO” to discuss. President Trump is refusing to sign a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering housing costs until Congress passes the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship, and photo ID to vote. Will holding an affordability bill hostage cost Republicans in the midterms? Congressmen Johnny Olszewski (D-Md.) and Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.) debate. …

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - This week’s U.S.-Iran talks show progress, IAEA access on the table | FRONTLINES

Host Robert Sherman monitors meetings in Switzerland between the U.S. and Iran. Both sides walked away from the discussions saying they are pleased with the progress that was made. Among the biggest headlines was that Iran agreed to allow IAEA investigators, the UN's nuclear watchdog, into the country, though the timing is still being debated. Host: Robert Sherman Executive Producer: Andy Gipson Editorial Producer: Allyson Bird Editor: John Nock #iran #iaea #middleeast

AXIOS (Mike Zapler) - Trump's "communist" midterm message

President Trump needs a potent message to reverse his party's bleak midterm outlook — and he's found it in the rise of democratic socialists in New York and beyond. Why it matters: In a blistering speech to religious conservatives on Friday, Trump warned that "communists" are taking over the Democratic Party and "they want to completely destroy the traditional American way of life." - Afterward, Faith & Freedom Coalition Chairman Ralph Reed, a close ally of the president, told reporters that Trump's words were intentional and had the makings of a Republican message for the midterms. The big picture: Trump spent much of his speech at the coalition's annual "Road to Majority " conference railing against the far-left victories. - He…

President Trump needs a potent message to reverse his party's bleak midterm outlook — and he's found it in the rise of democratic socialists in New York and beyond. Why it matters: In a blistering speech to religious conservatives on Friday, Trump warned that "communists" are taking over the Democratic Party and "they want to completely destroy the traditional American way of life." - Afterward, Faith & Freedom Coalition Chairman Ralph Reed, a close ally of the president, told reporters that Trump's words were intentional and had the makings of a Republican message for the midterms. The big picture: Trump spent much of his speech at the coalition's annual "Road to Majority " conference railing against the far-left victories. - He…Open