Republicans Admit It's Over, Trump in Somber Mood!

The lamest of the lame ducks. That's what they're saying Donald Trump is about to be in just 48 hours. 48 hours away from the end of the Trump presidency as we know it. What do I mean by that? Well, Trump is still going to be in the White House doing arts and crafts in the Oval Office, building his White House ballroom without permission. But in the Congress, his agenda will be effectively stalled. In the courts, him and his children will be lining up one by one to fight subpoenas. And his advisors will privately they say this is essentially the beginning of the end. We're 48 hours away from effectively making Donald Trump not just a lame duck president, but the lamest of the lame ducks. Because no one is going to want to be associated with him after Tuesday. Assuming, of course, Democrats win the House and/or the Senate. And they only need to win one to make it happen. Now, privately, Republicans acknowledge that the House is gone. It's lost. The Senate remains a toss-up in many respects. And we're going to have election night coverage every single step of the way. So tune in here, 6 p.m. Eastern time Tuesday night. And if you can, subscribe as we're on the road to a million subscribers. We don't do that AIBS or clickbait. I'm just going to tell you the facts, tell you the news because right now, there's a lot of concern inside Republican circles and like, comment, share. The president is fearful. He's fearful of what's to come. He's preparing significant strikes on Iran, suggesting that he will only strike Iran or he'll do larger strikes if Republicans lose. Trying to dissuade voters from going to the polls to vote against his agenda, but it is in fact his agenda. You don't have to take it from me, by the way. You can take it from Tim Scott, a Republican senator who's appeared on stage with Donald Trump numerous times and is making clear that who you're voting for is not necessarily the candidate on the ballot. But what you're voting for is the Trump agenda. Take a listen to it though. Let me ask you broadly speaking, you have been on the campaign trail as you just laid out in the Senate battlegrounds with President Trump. So let me ask you, is a vote for a Republican candidate, a vote for the Trump agenda? There's no doubt that President Trump has said himself that the midterm election is about him. He's asked for all Republican voters, frankly independent, comments since Americans devote for the Republican ticket. Here's why. He said when he's not on the ballot, there's about a 49.2 percent drop in enthusiasm and support. That's why he's saying he's on the ballot. Number two, I would tell you, that his agenda without any question is on the ballot and number three, holding the Senate as a Republican majority is in the best interest of this country. That's why I call the Senate the firewall. America is on the ballot. Abdul Al-Sahyad. Trump is on the ballot. His policies are in the ballot. And if you want to know how Republicans are reacting, they're not voting. Take a look at this. I mean, and this is stunning. This really is stunning. This doesn't, we don't know who they voted for right versus left, Democrat versus Republican. We just know they're party registration. North Carolina is a state that Donald Trump won in 2024. State that Kamala Harris wanted to win, could it? Okay. It's a traditionally kind of toss-up swingy state, but has a Republican senator too, Republican senators, by the way. But look at this. Republicans did not win a single day of early voting. Even when high propensity voters were read, those gains were overwhelmed by exceptionally blue turnout among less frequent voters. In 2024, a presidential year, Republicans led by 41,000 votes at the end of early voting. In 2026, Democrats are leading by 343,000 votes. 343,000 votes. That right there, in my opinion, is if all 343,000 voted Democrat, vote for Roy Cooper in the Senate race, for example, or even let's say 300,000 of them, 280,000 of them. That is likely more than enough of a firewall to keep Roy Cooper in higher office and send him to the United States Senate. Now, obviously, this is not the end, nowhere close. And you still have election day. If you haven't voted, you gotta go out and vote and make your voice heard in North Carolina and across the country. There is no race, no race that is a foregone conclusion. But these numbers are as good as you can have for Democrats right now. And if you want to know why, it's because the Trump agenda is deeply unpopular. Last night, Donald Trump held this event at Mar-a-Lago, a costume party for Halloween, where Kavier was being served. Many people are saying this is a let them eat cake moment right before the midterm elections. Because at this party, he snapped. He snapped at none other than reporters for asking questions, simple questions, by the way, of, well, what's happening with Iran? Take a listen. Now, by rich members, they spent all day getting ready and, look at these guys, these are the biggest guys on road street and they spent all day long getting ready, only in 10 minutes, so I just put it under rent. Do you expect to go back to the market tomorrow as soon as this week you said where, go back to the mall with Iran, you said not until I come back. Why would you have such a stupid question? Do you have time? Okay, let's say I did. What I tell you, I mean, you're expecting, but he asks me, do I expect to go back tomorrow next week? Let's say I did. What I tell you. Let's say I did. What I tell you. I can't tell you. It's not a question for the day of God. Now, this is good for talking with the day. Such a stupid question. But if you didn't hear what he said at the beginning of his answer, he said all of Wall streets here, all of my quote, rich members are here at a party with caviar, at a party with dancers, at a party with costumes, in an opulent gold ballroom. What we're seeing in real time is I don't, I don't think this is a let the me cake moment as much as it is a hunger games moment. In Panem, the capital, Mar-a-Lago, the capital of the Trump presidency, you have people dressed up, you have people dancing. You have people eating caviar, rich wealthy people. Across the country and districts across the country, you have the opposite. Food banks are running out of food. Snap recipients are being kicked off of their snap. Affordable care act recipients are seeing their premiums rise 13 percent next year. It's more than just let them eat cake. It's much more than that. And that's why you see numbers like what I showed you earlier in North Carolina. That's why you see people excited to get the current Republicans out of office. Now, what will happen Tuesday night? Everyone asks me, what are my predictions? I don't know. Truthfully, I don't know. If I was a betting man, and sometimes I am, I think the House will be won by Democrats, but crazier things have happened. As far as the United States Senate, that's a toss up. It can go either way. And that right there is why people still need to vote. You need to vote like your future depends on it because it does in so many respects. So we're going to have some more updates for you throughout the day into the evening hours and we're going live, election night, which I hope to see you all there. If you can, subscribe, support this work, like, comment, share, get the word out, let's go kick ass at the polls. Let's make our voices heard.