Topic: Steve Sweeney

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Political strategist Roger Stone analyzes the Republican victories in Virginia and the surprisingly close race in New Jersey. Stone describes Glenn Youngkin's win as a rejection of the "authoritarian regime" in Washington, despite Youngkin's ties to the Carlyle Group. He highlights the defeat of New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney by a non-union truck driver who spent less than $200 on his campaign as a major blow to the establishment machine.