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Analysts Discuss Key Political Developments, Including Trade and Legal Battles

Political analysts David Brooks and Jonathan Capehart recently discussed significant political events. Their conversation included former President Trump's trade disputes, ongoing legal challenges regarding mail-in ballots, and public concerns surrounding artificial intelligence and data centers.

09/25/2026 · Coos County edition

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Why it matters locally: Potential shifts in federal trade policies, particularly with Canada, could affect Oregon's significant agricultural and forestry industries, which rely on international trade relationships. Discussions on artificial intelligence and data centers may also influence the state's growing technology sector and energy demands.

Political analysts David Brooks of The Atlantic and Jonathan Capehart of MS NOW joined Geoff Bennett to discuss several current political topics. Their conversation included former President Donald Trump's trade policies, specifically his trade dispute with Canada. The discussion also covered the ongoing legal challenges related to mail-in ballots. Additionally, the analysts addressed the public's reaction to artificial intelligence and the proliferation of data centers. Separately, the conversation touched upon the passing of musician Dolly Parton.

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