$MCO Moody's Tape Reports
Per Ticker.id: $MCO Moody's Tape Reports — 8 podcast mentions across 5 podcasts (30 days), latest 2026-08-16 17:41 UTC.
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Joe Rogan — The Joe Rogan Experience · #2546 - Michael Button · 2026-08-26This is the Fox News Rundown Extra. I'm Dave Anthony. Today, the architect— that's what President George W. Bush called Karl Rove, giving him that nickname for crafting winning strategies in the 2000 election and in 2004 when Bush won again. Rove was a senior advisor to the president. Now he's a Fox News contributor, and we talked to him about the upcoming 2026 midterm elections with control of Congress on the line, with a big focus on the Senate. Fox News power rankings out the other day has 6 seats up for grabs: Alaska, Iowa, Maine, and Ohio, and Michigan and Texas. Now, they weren't considered close races until recently. We also talked about Democrats lurching to left in primaries ahead of November. The latest example in Florida, where Democratic socialist Angie Nixon pulled off an upset to get the nomination to challenge Republican Senator Ashley Moody. And that is where our conversation starts. It ends with Karl Rove's advice to President Trump when it comes to campaigning for Republicans this fall. Now, some of what Karl told us was not in The Rundown podcast we posted on Thursday because the conversation was too long and we have time constraints for those segments since our rundown Monday through Friday is also a radio show for our affiliates. That's why we have these weekend extras to let you hear entire interviews with our guests, and we're glad you've joined us and hope you come back for more. And now, Karl Rove on the Fox News Rundown Extra. Joining us again on the Fox News Rundown, Karl Rove. He is a Fox News contributor. He was a senior advisor and White House deputy chief of staff for George W. Bush in his presidency back in the early part of the 2000s. And we are getting closer and closer to the 2026 midterm elections. And the Fox News Power Rankings out this week have 6 Senate races now considered toss-ups in the battle for control of Congress. But Florida is also making headlines with the primaries on Tuesday with two very different Democrats who won contests. We have David Jolly, former Republican congressman who switched parties and won the Democratic nomination for governor. He says he's no socialist, he's a capitalist.
Dave Anthony — The Fox News Rundown · Extra: Karl Rove’s Midterm Warning for the GOP & President Trump · 2026-08-23But the candidate for U.S. Senate in Florida, Angie Nixon, with the victory— she'll take on Republican Senator Ashley Moody— she is a Democratic socialist. And that's where we begin. Carl, good to have you on the show. Show. Thank you.
Dave Anthony — The Fox News Rundown · Extra: Karl Rove’s Midterm Warning for the GOP & President Trump · 2026-08-23Well, I thought it was pretty amazing because, um, she— Nixon is, is, was, is a Democratic Socialist. She had little money. Uh, she, uh, was a state representative, so she knew people around the state and had been active in the Democratic Party. But she was running against Alex Vindman, who was recruited by Schumer and had vast gobs of money to spend. But I think it was fundamentally flawed. First of all, he moved to Florida about 3 years ago, 2.5 years ago. And so it looked, I mean, look, lots of people moved to Florida, but it's not like, you know, I'm moving to Florida and 2.5 years later, 2 years later, I'm running. For the United States Senate. And also, look, he struck me as a stiff. He wasn't engaging, he wasn't warm, he wasn't personable. He just looked like, you know, uptight guy. And she, say what you will, she knew people all around the state through her service in the legislature, had friends and allies in the Black Caucus, and, you know, had more oomph. And so, you know, the establishment lost and the DSA won, and the ultimate winner of that whole Democratic primary is going to be Ashley Moody, the Republican United States senator who now has an unabashed left-winger to run against in a state where espousing socialist views causes a lot of people who are Hispanic not to vote Democrat but to vote Republican.
Karl Rove — The Fox News Rundown · Extra: Karl Rove’s Midterm Warning for the GOP & President Trump · 2026-08-23Why can't that work for her against Ashley Moody in November in the election coming up?
Dave Anthony — The Fox News Rundown · Extra: Karl Rove’s Midterm Warning for the GOP & President Trump · 2026-08-23Because actually, Ashley Moody is now going to take all the crazy things that she has said and the crazy things she's endorsed and put them out there for Floridians to look at. And remember, Florida has a large number of Puerto Ricans, Cubanos, Nicaraguans, Venezuelans, you name it, from the Southern Hemisphere whose families suffered from socialism and came to the United States for freedom. And so somebody who's out there saying, well, yeah, I'm a member of the Democratic Socialists of America and they back me. And here's the crazy list of things that are in their platform. She's going to be an easy target for Ashley Moody to aim at in the next 70-some-odd days. Moody's sitting on a pile of money. Angie Nixon does not have much money. And in fact, she's broke. Campaign is broke. And I just think this is a huge gift to Ashley Moody.
Karl Rove — The Fox News Rundown · Extra: Karl Rove’s Midterm Warning for the GOP & President Trump · 2026-08-23This Sunday, midterm matchups. With just 72 days until the midterms, the battle for control of Congress is expanding. Republicans race to defend their majority while Democrats face a fight over how far left to go. If the crazies get in office, they will drive this country off a cliff while laughing and telling us that America deserved it. Ashley Moody can call it whatever she wants. She can call us whatever. She won.
Kristen Welker — Meet the Press · Aug. 23 — Sens. Tim Scott and Chris Van Hollen · 2026-08-23Alice Gladhill covers FX and rates for Bloomberg News. Right now, rates look like this. The 10-year Treasury yield is up about a basis point at 4.72%. The 2-year is at 4.22%. That's a gain of more than 3 basis points. And the long bond, the 30-year is up a basis point at 5.26%. A measure of business activity hit its highest pace in more than 4 years this month. Stronger demand and a rosier outlook fueled more hiring. The S&P Global Composite PMI jumped to 56 in August. Anything above 50 indicates expansion. Stocks are rising with the S&P 500 up 0.3%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is 0.7% higher, a gain of 375 points. The Nasdaq Composite is up about 0.2%. Bitcoin is on track for its best week in more than 2 years, right now up 6% at more than $77,000. President Trump's making a new bid to lower food prices ahead of the midterms. He posted on social media that he's reached a deal to allow up to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef to be imported into the U.S. with no out-of-quote tariffs for the next 90 days. It's unclear where that beef would come from. Ground beef prices were flat in July but still near a record, averaging close to $7.12 a pound. Later today, President Trump heads to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, to campaign for Senator Darlene Graham in a contentious Republican runoff for her late brother Lindsey's seat against Congressman Ralph Norman. Graham had a stumble on the debate stage this week when she said she's not well-versed in national security. Two days after her upset win in Florida, Democratic Socialist Senate candidate Angie Nixon has doubled her campaign coffers. The 42-year-old state lawmaker tells Bloomberg she raised close to $1 million in less than 48 hours. Nixon will face Republican Senator Ashley Moody in November. She's raised more than 5 times as much as Nixon in a race the Cook Political Report rates solidly Republican. Back to the markets. We're watching shares of Broadcom. They are up more than 1%. Bloomberg News has learned the company is in talks to raise about $60 billion in an AI chip financing deal that could benefit Anthropic and others. Carmen Reinicke covers stocks for Bloomberg.
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