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 Today on Nobody Knows Anything, Rob and Jesse unpack a week dominated by international conflict, political chaos, and high-stakes Democratic primaries. They begin with the rapidly escalating conflict between the United States and Iran, discussing the mounting human and financial costs, the risk of a wider regional war, and what the latest developments could mean for American foreign policy and the 2026 midterms.

Back on the domestic front, they examine reports that the FBI may be scaling back investigations into confrontations involving ICE agents, debate what that could mean for accountability, and explore the broader concerns surrounding immigration enforcement, federal oversight, and the Trump administration's approach to executive power.

From there, the conversation shifts to one of the country's most unpredictable gubernatorial races as Wisconsin's Democratic primary descends into turmoil. Jesse breaks down Sara Rodriguez's campaign collapse, David Crowley's surprise return to the race, Francesca Hong's rise as the Democratic Socialist frontrunner, and the growing battle between the party's progressive and establishment wings. They also ask whether Democrats are making the right strategic bet in one of America's most important swing states.

Finally, they head to Maine, where the Democratic Senate race appears to be settling around Troy Jackson following a series of high-profile withdrawals. Along the way, they discuss what makes an effective statewide candidate, whether corruption still carries a political cost with voters, and why the fight for the Democratic Party's future is becoming just as compelling as the races themselves.

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