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Richard French III is an Emmy Award winning journalist and political analyst. The Where I Stand segments featured here are a regular component of the daily Richard French Live program, otherwise known as RFL, that airs across America on the RNN TV family of stations. Richard brings a fresh brand of progressive news analysis covering the most urgent issues facing our nation today. Thank you for watching!
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Trump bragged that the world needed us, not the other way around and he would prove every predecessor in the Oval Office was a sucker, and his tariffs would bring global markets to their knees. And that's just part of the story! Richard explains.
Both President Trump and HHS Secretary RFK Jr., were in Michigan recently stumping for Mike Rogers in the contentious Senate race there.  Rather than tout Rogers the candidate or why he’d be good for their state in Washington both men decided that lying about his opponent’s biography and demeaning his entire faith was their best closing message. Richard explains.
Democrats need to pick up four seats in the House and Senate to gain majorities, and while the latter seemed improbable a month or so ago, both are not only possible, they’re probable. Richard reviews the latest polls and data for the upcoming midterm elections.
Somehow, however, despite being underwater on every issue for voters, Trump has managed to pour gasoline on Republican problems every time he opens his mouth. Listen to some of the strangest words to emanate form a President's mouth. Richard explains.
Donald Trump is demanding favors on the campaign trail as he desperately tries to stem the looming blue wave next Tuesday.  Adopting a strategy not unlike a mob boss with a protection scheme, Trump is conditioning help in jobs, disaster relief, settlements and even cold hard cash if, and only if, citizens vote the way he wants. Richard explains.
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