With two weeks to go until the midterms, @Rob_Flaherty asks @yasminradjy what voters are saying on the doors, and how candidates should respond. RADJY: "I don't think there's a candidate in the country who doesn't know they should be talking about the cost of living, but some of the ways they talk about it are really divorced from the systemic angst that voters have."

.@Rob_Flaherty predicts that one candidate will launch their presidential campaign immediately after the midterms.

.@swingleft ED @yasminradjy on how to measure the success of voter persuasion techniques. RADJY: "The very act of listening to people and letting them do most of the talking is persuasive."

Is the Democratic party's organizing apparatus stuck in 2008? @yasminradjy: "We talk to voters way too late, the conversations are way too transactional, and a lot of the limitations are because of opinionated technology."

.@JesseLehrich and @Rob_Flaherty are (still) laughing at Iowa gubernatorial candidate @ZachLahn's investment in "erection ring" company, FirmTech. LEHRICH: "Oh you work for a tech firm? No, I work for FirmTech."

.@JesseLehrich believes third party candidates could tip key races towards Democrats this cycle (and reflects on his past sympathies for Graham Platner). LEHRICH: "As A Jew, you would think I would be getting off the train of supporting people who have Nazi tattoos. Because we know where those trains go."

.@Rob_Flaherty says the "Democratic Tea Party" is failing to materialize. FLAHERTY: "You are seeing pretty moderate candidates win across the battlegrounds, and you are seeing progressives struggle."

.@JesseLehrich predicts differences in candidate quality will drive high levels of split ticket voting in November. LEHRICH: "This makes me feel optimistic about the American voter."

Today on Nobody Knows Anything, @JesseLehrich and @Rob_Flaherty predict the headlines you'll wake up to the day after Election Day. Watch the FULL EPISODE below ⬇️