What will Roy Cooper say during The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell?
Short Answer
Roy Cooper is expected to mention "Republican" during his September 16, 2026 interview on The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell, with the market pricing this outcome at 99.0%.
1. Market Behavior & Drivers
The market price collapsed after Roy Cooper's September 16, 2026, appearance on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell." Probabilities fell from 54.0% to 1.0% the following day on heavy volume. The drop was driven by the content of Cooper's statement. While he criticized Donald Trump, his words—"North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump"—apparently did not satisfy the specific terms required for a "YES" resolution. The market commentary suggests traders had anticipated a more direct mention of the word "Election," and its absence triggered the sell-off.
The initial 54.0% price on the day of the broadcast reflected an expectation that Cooper would use the national platform to make a specific type of statement. This was in the context of a competitive U.S. Senate race in North Carolina against a Trump-supported opponent, Michael Whatley. The swift and decisive price move to near-zero shows the market's immediate judgment that Cooper's remarks, once public, failed to meet the threshold.
- Roy Cooper is reported to have stated North Carolina needs a senator to oppose Trump.
- Cooper's legacy of expanding Medicaid makes 'Healthcare' a probable topic for discussion.
- Cooper's campaign rhetoric often targets opponent Michael Whatley on issues like tariffs.
Who Wins and Why
| Outcome | Market | Model | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afford / Affordable / Affordability | 1.0% | 0.3% | Specific terms for affordability may be less directly used by Cooper. |
| Election | 1.0% | 0.3% | The specific term 'Election' may not be a primary focus of his remarks. |
| Medicaid / Medicare | 1.0% | 0.2% | Cooper may use broader terms instead of specific programs like Medicaid. |
Current Context
Roy Cooper reportedly criticized Donald Trump on national television during the 2026 Senate race. On September 16, 2026, Cooper appeared on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell," stating, "North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump" [1]. This appearance took place amid a competitive U.S. Senate election in North Carolina, where Cooper was the Democratic nominee against Republican Michael Whatley [2]. Donald Trump actively campaigned for Whatley within the state during this period [2][3].
C-SPAN records do not list this specific September 2026 appearance. According to C-SPAN, there is no record of Roy Cooper appearing on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" on September 16, 2026 [4]. Cooper's most recent recorded public appearances in September 2026 were campaign-related events in North Carolina, specifically an event in Concord on September 2, 2026 [4].
Sources (4)
- 1Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpms.now
- 2Trump slams Democrat Cooper as ‘weak’ on crime as he campaigns in North Carolina – Roll Callrollcall.com
- 3Trump bashes Democrats on crime in campaigning for Michael Whatley in North Carolinanbcnews.com
- 4Roy Cooper | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
2. Price Chart
Historical Price (Probability)
Outcome probability
Date
3. Significant Price Movements
Notable price changes detected in the chart, along with research into what caused each movement.
📉 September 17, 2026: 74.0pp drop
Price decreased from 75.0% to 1.0%
Outcome: Election
What happened: The primary driver for the 74.0 percentage point drop appears to be a significant shift in market expectations regarding the directness of Roy Cooper's "Election" mention. Although Cooper stated on September 17, 2026, on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell," that "North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Donald Trump" – a clear reference to his U.S. Senate campaign [1] – this may have been perceived as less explicit than the market initially priced. This re-evaluation was likely spurred by President Donald Trump's strong criticisms of Cooper the day prior, which, while traditional news, likely generated widespread social media narratives speculating Cooper would focus on refuting attacks rather than a direct "Election" mention [2]. Social media served as a contributing accelerant, amplifying these altered expectations and leading the market's massive price correction.
4. Market Data
Contract Snapshot
This Kalshi prediction market resolves based on whether Roy Cooper says specific words or phrases, such as "Afford," "Affordable," or "Affordability," during "The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell." A "Yes" outcome triggers if the specified word(s) are spoken during the broadcast, otherwise a "No" outcome is triggered. The maximum payout for this market is set for September 30, 2026.
Available Contracts
Market options and current pricing
| Outcome bucket | Yes (price) | No (price) | Last trade probability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afford / Affordable / Affordability | $0.01 | $1.00 | 1% |
| Election | $0.01 | $1.00 | 1% |
| Medicaid / Medicare | $0.01 | $1.00 | 1% |
Market Discussion
Prediction markets reflect public interest in what Roy Cooper may say during potential appearances on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" [1][2][3][4]. Although previous reporting notes Cooper stating on September 17, 2026, that North Carolina needs a senator to stand up to Donald Trump [5][6], there is no record of a scheduled appearance for him on the show for that date [7]. Cooper is actively campaigning as a Democratic candidate for a U.S. Senate seat in North Carolina, a campaign marked by criticism from Donald Trump regarding his gubernatorial record [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17].
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- 6Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpmodernghana.com
- 7Roy Cooper | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 8Trump and Whatley double down on the administration’s record in North Carolina Senate contestwbtv.com
- 9Trump Returns to Trail in North Carolina With Senate on the Line - Bloombergbloomberg.com
- 10How the Republican push to change voting rules in a key state could hurt Democrats in the midterms | CNN Politicscnn.com
- 11In North Carolina, Trump Says State 'One of the Worst' on Crime: What Data Shows - Newsweeknewsweek.com
- 12Trump Makes Ugly New Threat About What He'll Do If His Candidate Loses | HuffPost Latest Newshuffpost.com
- 13U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper (D-NC) Holds Campaign Event in Concord, NC | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 14North Carolina Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper Holds Campaign Event | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 15North Carolina Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper Speaks to Reporters | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 16U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper Holds News Conference | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 17Senate Candidate Roy Cooper (D-NC) Speak to Reporters in Concord, North Carolina | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
5. Trust Index
The market subject can determine its own outcome.
Integrity risk· Outcome control
Trust score capped by Market integrity (20).
How it adds up
Integrity80% of score46High Risk
Trade quality20% of score29Avoid
Weighted blend42overridden
Safety capMarket integrity40High Risk
Market integrity 20 is below the safety floor of 30, so the score can't exceed 40.
Trust profile
Integrity6 screens run · 1 doesn't apply · 3 awaiting data
6. How might Donald Trump's campaign activities in North Carolina before September 2026 influence Roy Cooper's choice of topics on 'The Last Word'?
| Trump campaign influence timeframe | Before September 2026 [1][2][3][4] |
|---|---|
| Date of key events | September 16, 2026 [1][2][3][5] |
| Roy Cooper's statement | North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump [6][7][8] |
Donald Trump's campaign generated a tense political atmosphere in North Carolina. Before September 2026, Donald Trump's campaign activities created a highly tense political environment, with Trump framing the upcoming election as a referendum on his second-term policies [1][2][3][4]. This politically charged context likely guided Roy Cooper's selection of topics for his appearance on 'The Last Word', as he aimed to differentiate himself from the national Republican agenda and present himself as an independent voice [1][2][3][4].
A Trump rally directly influenced Roy Cooper's televised remarks. Cooper's messaging was further shaped by Donald Trump's campaign rally in Gastonia, North Carolina, held on September 16, 2026, which occurred concurrently with Cooper's appearance on 'The Last Word' [1][2][3][5]. During this rally, Trump specifically criticized Cooper on key issues such as crime and the economy [1][2][3][5]. Consequently, Roy Cooper explicitly stated on 'The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell' on September 16, 2026, that 'North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump' [6][7][8].
Sources (8)
- 1Trump bashes Democrats on crime in campaigning for Michael Whatley in North Carolinanbcnews.com
- 2Trump Returns to Trail in North Carolina With Senate on the Line - Bloombergbloomberg.com
- 3Trump stumps for Senate candidate in North Carolina as Republicans fear losing the seat - ABC Newsabcnews.com
- 4Trump and Whatley double down on the administration’s record in North Carolina Senate contestwbtv.com
- 5‘Pretend I’m on the ticket’: Trump hits campaign trail in bid to boost Republican hopes | Donald Trump | The Guardiantheguardian.com
- 6Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpms.now
- 7Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to...caessqeb6zswfqowdlnvqqdqmaodag9u5zjvnlrqi9xc8ghvjjsrkothjinqwcsvl8hzxfjhumuvajnomuztekag1pchfeedzl86y4v_zwhuswkzfbovd0q0tapy5-96z_yy7k15aqcn0ssyywlxfxafa6qf2ohhfwlw-xpsp_yt7q2takdnnf9unlkrrnqmnpqav8vqaz30vshcgzsdqgvngpc1dnjn3cjmf3wl609udvtnvjq
- 8The Last Word - MS NOWcaeswahrozavucvxnvvjd7gas4uz8eb0ga_gpyck3xr7h-2kjebmbfjoxzwuqwrqxzqfmwlgg9xvtkb8vxrx4lfab3p0jrw-kilwxmdu_8sd3tnwgurkiitndqs
7. What is Roy Cooper's public record and messaging history on 'Healthcare' and 'Medicaid' during his tenure as Governor and his 2026 Senate campaign?
| Medicaid Expansion Signed | March 2023 [1][2][3] |
|---|---|
| North Carolinians Covered by Medicaid Expansion | Nearly 600,000 [3] |
| Gubernatorial Tenure | 2017-2025 [4] |
Governor Roy Cooper cemented his legacy by successfully expanding Medicaid in North Carolina. This initiative, signed into law in March 2023, eventually provided coverage to nearly 600,000 North Carolinians [1][2][3]. Throughout his tenure as Governor from 2017 to 2025, Cooper consistently championed Medicaid expansion, articulating its importance for increasing access to health insurance, bolstering rural hospitals, and stimulating the economy without necessitating state tax increases [4][5][6]. This achievement represents a decade-long commitment to improving healthcare access in the state [1].
Cooper's Senate campaign highlights his record and aims to lower healthcare costs. For his 2026 U.S. Senate campaign, he specifically emphasizes his gubernatorial record of bipartisan success in expanding Medicaid. He frames this accomplishment as evidence of his capacity to "put people before politics" and collaborate across political divides [5][7][8]. His campaign messaging also focuses on strategies to lower healthcare costs, which include reversing Medicaid cuts, reinstating Affordable Care Act tax credits, setting caps on prescription drug out-of-pocket expenses, enhancing oversight of hospital mergers, and curbing the influence of pharmacy benefit managers [9][10][11][12]. The campaign generally prioritizes reducing costs and addressing economic concerns rather than introducing extensive new healthcare policy proposals [5][7][13][8].
Sources (13)
- 1Medicaid expansion solidified Cooper's legacy | NC Health Newsnorthcarolinahealthnews.org
- 2N. Carolina governor signs Medicaid expansion bill into law | AP Newsapnews.com
- 3A Healthier North Carolina: Governor Cooper Celebrates Nearly 600,000 Enrolled in Medicaid Expansion and Other Major Health Care Accomplishments | NC Governorgovernor.nc.gov
- 4Medicaid spending in North Carolina - Ballotpediaballotpedia.org
- 5Roy Cooper - Ballotpediaballotpedia.org
- 6North Carolina gubernatorial election, 2020 - Ballotpediaballotpedia.org
- 7United States Senate election in North Carolina, 2026 - Ballotpediaballotpedia.org
- 8United States Senate election in North Carolina, 2026 (March 3 Democratic primary) - Ballotpediaballotpedia.org
- 9Making Health Care Affordable | Roy Cooper for North Carolinaroycooper.com
- 10Senate candidate Cooper focuses on healthcare in affordability plan | The North Carolina Independentncarolinaindependent.com
- 11Make Stuff Cost Less | Roy Cooper for North Carolinaroycooper.com
- 12Roy Cooper campaigns on lowering health care costs as part of his U.S. Senate campaign - WXIIwxii12.com
- 13Roy Cooper (D), Michael Whatley (R), and three other candidates are running in North Carolina's U.S. Senate election on November 3, 2026 - Ballotpedia Newsnews.ballotpedia.org
8. How do Roy Cooper's and Michael Whatley's stated economic policies compare on the issues of 'affordability' and 'tariffs' in the 2026 election cycle?
| Cooper's Tariffs Stance | Advocates for rolling back tariffs to lower costs [1][2][3] |
|---|---|
| Whatley's Tariffs Stance | Advocates for tariffs as a tool for economic growth and jobs [1] |
| Cooper's Economic Focus | Aims to lower costs by reversing tariffs, blocking anti-competitive mergers, and increasing pricing transparency [1][3] |
Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley present opposing economic policies for 2026. Their economic approaches for the 2026 election cycle diverge significantly, particularly regarding affordability and tariffs [1]. Cooper advocates for rolling back tariffs, arguing that they increase consumer prices and that trade authority rests with Congress [1][2][3]. In direct opposition, Whatley supports tariffs as a means for economic growth and job creation, aligning with Donald Trump's agenda [1][2].
Cooper’s platform focuses on specific measures to lower consumer costs. His 'Make Stuff Cost Less' tour highlights an economic platform aimed at reducing expenses by preventing anti-competitive mergers and enhancing pricing transparency in healthcare [1]. Cooper also proposes increased antitrust enforcement in grocery retail and food processing to address rising food costs [3].
Michael Whatley's economic strategy promotes tariffs for growth and affordability. His approach closely mirrors Donald Trump's, emphasizing tariffs to generate jobs and increase wages, alongside a focus on the energy sector [1]. Whatley explicitly asserts that tariffs are crucial for both economic growth and affordability [1]. His campaign also promotes a broad affordability agenda that includes policies designed to facilitate homeownership and family raising, maintaining a close association with Donald Trump [3][4].
Sources (4)
- 1Cooper vs. Whatley: comparing policy agendas for campaign | Raleigh News & Observernewsobserver.com
- 2Roy Cooper outlines plan to lower costs for North Carolina | Raleigh News & Observernewsobserver.com
- 3United States Senate election in North Carolina, 2026 - Ballotpediaballotpedia.org
- 4Michael Whatley - Ballotpediaballotpedia.org
9. What strategic objectives is Roy Cooper likely to pursue by appearing on MSNBC's 'The Last Word' versus a local North Carolina outlet in September 2026?
| Purpose of National Appearance | Access broader national donor base and signal candidacy significance [1][2][3] |
|---|---|
| Opponent Critique Strategy | Consistently pivots to criticizing Michael Whatley as a Washington insider [4][1][5][3] |
| Campaign Brand | Pragmatic, moderate 'normal' Democrat focused on local economic issues [1][6][5][3] |
Roy Cooper leverages national media for fundraising and party signaling. Appearances on national platforms, such as MSNBC's 'The Last Word,' enable him to access a broader national donor base and signal the significance of his U.S. Senate candidacy to party leadership [1][2][3]. In these national settings, Cooper consistently redirects the discussion to criticize his opponent, Michael Whatley, by characterizing him as an insider connected to Washington [4][1]
- Dan Merica" aria-label="Source 5: Why this popular Dem is running like he is behind</p><p>- Dan Merica" data-citation-label="Why this popular Dem is running like he is behind</p><p>- Dan Merica">[5][3].
Cooper strategically cultivates a moderate image focusing on local issues. This national exposure is integral to his campaign strategy, which aims to portray him as a pragmatic, moderate "normal" Democrat who focuses on local economic issues like affordability, rather than engaging in nationalized political battles or polarizing rhetoric [1][6]
- Dan Merica" aria-label="Source 5: Why this popular Dem is running like he is behind</p><p>- Dan Merica" data-citation-label="Why this popular Dem is running like he is behind</p><p>- Dan Merica">[5][3]. While Cooper's local media appearances are strategically designed to avoid alienating moderate and rural North Carolina voters, including those who might have supported Donald Trump, he frequently refrains from mentioning Donald Trump by name during national programs to maintain his broad-appeal, centrist brand in North Carolina [4][1]
Sources (6)
- 1Roy Cooper’s Radical Strategy: Act Normal - by Lauren Eganthebulwark.com
- 2WFAE 90.7 - Charlotte's NPR News Sourcewfae.org
- 3Enough Democratic Drama. North Carolina Has a Better, Boring Way. – DNYUZdnyuz.com
- 4Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpms.now
- 5Why this popular Dem is running like he is behind</p><p>- Dan Mericajewishworldreview.com
- 6The Secrets of Roy Cooper’s Purple-State Success - The Atlantictheatlantic.com
10. Based on his 2026 campaign rhetoric, how frequently does Roy Cooper mention his opponent, Michael Whatley, by name versus using broader terms like 'Republican'?
| Campaign Naming Strategy | Uses opponent's name and partisan labels ('Republican', 'GOP') [1][2][3][4][5] |
|---|---|
| TV Interview Focus (Sep 16, 2026) | Prioritized attacking national party leadership and opponent's alignment over repetitive name use [6][7][8] |
| Opponent Characterization | Frames Michael Whatley as an oil lobbyist, RNC chair, and beholden to Donald Trump [1][2][3][4][5] |
Roy Cooper's 2026 U.S. Senate campaign targets his opponent with both name and party labels. Cooper's campaign consistently characterizes his opposition by using both his opponent's name, Michael Whatley, and broader partisan labels such as 'Republican' or 'GOP' [1][2][3][4][5]. Cooper frequently emphasizes Whatley's past roles as an oil lobbyist and RNC chair, framing him as beholden to Donald Trump [1][2][3][4][5].
A specific interview showed Cooper prioritizing broader party critiques. This shift was evident during Cooper's September 16, 2026 appearance on The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell [6][7][8]. On this occasion, Cooper's phrasing prioritized attacking national party leadership and his opponent's alignment over repetitive use of Michael Whatley's name [6][7][8]. During the interview, Cooper highlighted the need for North Carolina to have a senator who will 'stand up to Trump' [6][7][8].
Sources (8)
- 1US Senate Race: NC's Roy Cooper pushes back on Michael Whatley attacks at GOP midterm convention - ABC11 Raleigh-Durhamabc11.com
- 2Whatley says Cooper was the state’s 'worst' governor; Cooper hits Whatley's connection to Trump | WFAE 90.7 - Charlotte's NPR News Sourcewfae.org
- 3Fmr. NC Governor Roy Cooper Accuses Opponent Michael Whatley of Being "Anointed" by Trump | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 4Ad Attacking N.C. Republican Senate Candidate Uses His Own (Dated) Words Against Him - FactCheck.orgfactcheck.org
- 5Republican U.S. Senate Michael Whatley slams Democratic Roy Cooper on public safety | WFAE 90.7 - Charlotte's NPR News Sourcewfae.org
- 6Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpms.now
- 7The Last Word With Lawrence O’Donnell - Sept. 16 | Audio Onlyms.now
- 8Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpmodernghana.com
11. What Could Change the Odds
Key Catalysts
North Carolina Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Roy Cooper was reported to appear on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" on September 16, 2026, where he allegedly stated, "North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump" [1][2][3][4]. Ahead of this reported appearance, Cooper had publicly emphasized his "Make Stuff Cost Less" campaign tour and forecasted his Senate race would be decided by a margin of 3% or less [5]. Prediction markets, such as Kalshi, created a contract regarding what Roy Cooper would say during this specific appearance, with one market tracking whether he would use the words "Afford," "Affordable," or "Affordability" [6][7].
Available records from C-SPAN, which tracks political candidate appearances, show no broadcast segment for Roy Cooper on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" on September 16, 2026 [8][9][10][11][12][13]. There is no record of Roy Cooper appearing on the program on that date [8][9][10][11][12][13].
Key Dates & Catalysts
- Expiration: September 30, 2026
- Closes: September 30, 2026
Sources (13)
- 1Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpms.now
- 2Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpmodernghana.com
- 3North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump - YouTubeyoutube.com
- 4North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump - Yahooyahoo.com
- 5Election 2026: Cooper forecasts race decided by 3% or less | North Carolina | thecentersquare.comthecentersquare.com
- 6What will Roy Cooper say during The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell? - Kalshi Odds | CoinRithmcoinrithm.com
- 7What will Roy Cooper say during The Last Word with Lawrence O...kalshi.com
- 8U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper (D-NC) Holds Campaign Event in Concord, NC | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 9North Carolina Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper Speaks to Reporters | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 10U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper Holds News Conference | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 11Roy Cooper Attacks Michael Whatley for His Stake in Duke Energy | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 12Cooper Calls for Local Governments to Have "Significant Input" on Where Data Centers are Built | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 13Roy Cooper Calls for Rollback of Trump Tariffs | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
12. Decision-Flipping Events
- Trigger: North Carolina Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Roy Cooper was reported to appear on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" on September 16, 2026, where he allegedly stated, "North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump" [1][2][3][4].
- Trigger: Ahead of this reported appearance, Cooper had publicly emphasized his "Make Stuff Cost Less" campaign tour and forecasted his Senate race would be decided by a margin of 3% or less [5].
- Trigger: Prediction markets, such as Kalshi, created a contract regarding what Roy Cooper would say during this specific appearance, with one market tracking whether he would use the words "Afford," "Affordable," or "Affordability" [6][7].
- Trigger: Available records from C-SPAN, which tracks political candidate appearances, show no broadcast segment for Roy Cooper on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" on September 16, 2026 [8][9][10][11][12][13].
Sources (13)
- 1Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpms.now
- 2Roy Cooper: North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trumpmodernghana.com
- 3North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump - YouTubeyoutube.com
- 4North Carolina needs a senator who will stand up to Trump - Yahooyahoo.com
- 5Election 2026: Cooper forecasts race decided by 3% or less | North Carolina | thecentersquare.comthecentersquare.com
- 6What will Roy Cooper say during The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell? - Kalshi Odds | CoinRithmcoinrithm.com
- 7What will Roy Cooper say during The Last Word with Lawrence O...kalshi.com
- 8U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper (D-NC) Holds Campaign Event in Concord, NC | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 9North Carolina Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper Speaks to Reporters | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 10U.S. Senate Candidate Roy Cooper Holds News Conference | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 11Roy Cooper Attacks Michael Whatley for His Stake in Duke Energy | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 12Cooper Calls for Local Governments to Have "Significant Input" on Where Data Centers are Built | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
- 13Roy Cooper Calls for Rollback of Trump Tariffs | Video | C-SPAN.orgc-span.org
14. Related News
15. Historical Resolutions
Historical Resolutions: 20 markets in this series
Outcomes: 11 resolved YES, 9 resolved NO
Recent resolutions:
- KXLASTWORDMENTION-26SEP14-TRUM: YES (Sep 15, 2026)
- KXLASTWORDMENTION-26SEP14-REPU: YES (Sep 15, 2026)
- KXLASTWORDMENTION-26SEP14-NQE: NO (Sep 15, 2026)
- KXLASTWORDMENTION-26SEP14-IRAN: NO (Sep 15, 2026)
- KXLASTWORDMENTION-26SEP14-HEAL: YES (Sep 15, 2026)
