Trump PANICS And Fires Everyone

Well folks, it seems like it's finally happening. Donald Trump is getting ready to purge the White House fire a bunch of top-ranking officials or force them to resign because Republicans lost so badly in the midterm elections. The names that are being floated are people that Donald Trump has defended vigorously, saying they will always be with me. They will always be in the administration. But according to some reports and some Republicans, that may not be true. So I want to break down all the people that might be getting fired or voluntarily leaving the administration or the people that are calling for them to leave the administration. Before I do that, though, let me break down the very dull depressing and bleak election night that Donald Trump had. According to this exclusive, Trump's dark night paralyzed by fury as he hid in private residence and refused to see anyone, exposed to flying the wall account as AIDS walk out of the White House, bracing for a purge with the delusional Susie Wiles and Marco Rubio at the top of the list. Wow. White House cabinet officials, political advisers and mega allies diligently filed into the White House's East Room on Tuesday evening with trays of cheesecake factory finger food laid out. The president remained upstairs in the private residence in sconce with his redoubtable chief of staff Susie Wiles and Natalie Harp, the aide who was enjoyed unusually direct access to Trump throughout his second term. The president watched as the blue wave swept in. And interestingly, but unsurprisingly, his first lady was not watching with him. Seems like Natalie Harp has picked up that role. And as the magnitude of the night's drubbing started to come into focus, Trump's most loyal followers began to flee the East Room watch party. They were so embarrassed and humiliated by what they saw on the TV. They were just walking out of the White House. First, the senior staff and some of the cabinet secretary of state, Marco Rubio, was there early in the evening, but could not be found anywhere later on. He got out of there as soon as he started seeing the results in states all around the country. By the time the house was called for the Democrats at just before 10 p.m. Eastern, which is very early in the night, usually for elections, the room had largely emptied. And the staff weren't just leaving the party. They were leaving the building, heading out to drown their troubles at a nearby DC watering hole. The cheesecake factory food was left on the table, uneaten, very bleak scene in the White House. I mean, they were planning for a party. They held an election watch party in the White House, invited all the staff, their families. Come on, we're going to do great. They were really that delusional that they threw a party thinking that they were going to do well, and they all left early. That's how bad it went. Two floors up, the president was seething. Quote, it's very, very dark in the residence. One senior official set of Trump's mood, it's a dark scene. A dark scene indeed. By 11 p.m., Trump was mute with fury. He's watching Fox News, barely uttering a word and paralyzed into silence, a source close to the president told the Daily Mail. Over on his social media platform, however, he was ranting. He was attacking people, doing what Donald Trump normally does. Meanwhile, other senior White House officials were already naming the men they expect to pay for Tuesday's defeat. That being, Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth. Quote, tonight would have looked very different without the Iran War. One official told the Daily Mail, "I believe you'll ultimately see POTUS hold Hegseth accountable. I would be surprised if it was Marco Rubio because people think he's going to run for president in 2028. People think he has a decent shot. And so I'd be surprised if Donald Trump does something like that." But you never know. A second-top official laid it on Rubio State Department and a top Republican party donor agreed Rubio is over. Though that's maybe also true for all Republicans who touched Trump's foreign policy, which I think is probably right. Another well-placed White House source raised a grim specter. If the boss is smart, he'll purge everyone tomorrow to save his legacy. But perhaps the most damaging account of the night came from a source who said that Trump's chief of staff had been promising a win right up to the end. As recently as September, Wiles was telling people directly that Republicans were going to take the midterm. So it seems like a lot of high-ranking officials are on the chopping block. Potentially, maybe some of these high-ranking officials are going to get fired by Donald Trump and CNN is reporting that, yes, indeed, the blame game has begun. Watch this. While the blame game has officially begun with Republicans, Trump allies, Trump administration officials, all pointing the finger at the war in Iran, and especially those who incursion. Now, Trump's top political advisors had been warning for months that there was a potential that this war in Iran was going to cause problems for Republicans in the midterm. And now, you are seeing public spats breaking out on X as well as internal finger pointing. And there is a lot of speculation that President Trump is going to want someone to blame. Because Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of Defense, was so gung-ho on the war in Iran, there are many who believe that he is particularly vulnerable. Now, President Trump has publicly defended Hegseth, saying he is a warrior, he's standing up for him with these potential talks of democratic investigations or even impeachment hearings into Hegseth. But there are still a lot of knives out right now after these massive losses. A lot of knives out indeed. Speaking of which, we just mentioned Susie Wiles, they were focusing on Pete Hegseth, but Caroline Sunshine, the deputy comms director for Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, went on Fox News and demanded that Susie Wiles resign. Now, this was Jesse Waters show, which we know that Donald Trump watches, so it's something to keep an eye out on. Well, look, there's a few things that have to happen. I'm going to say publicly what a lot of people are saying, privately, Susie Wiles needs to resign. She needs to offer her resignation to the president before he has to ask for it. Her campaign skills have not translated into governing. Susie was behind the historic win in 2024, and she deserved credit for it and got the top job for it. But now she's behind the historic loss, where we lost Mississippi and have lost potentially the Senate for six years. And so that cuts both ways. I think if she loves and respects the president and his legacy, she'll do the right thing and step aside because on the current trajectory, we can't win in 2028, if we keep going down this currently. And a lot of this was staff failure. A lot of this was strategy and messaging failure. It's the chief of staff's job to manage the staff. James Blair, the president's top political advisor, should not have been over in a pro-Russian state a month before a wipe-out election. He should have been in Michigan. Why wasn't the staff out messaging? A dual-else I had came on this network three times. The president's staff was not out there on CNN and MSNOW and podcasts carrying his message. So that's one thing. Next thing we got to get the young men back, okay? This is not just for the future, the GOP. It's for the future of the country, all right? Young men are what stands between us and communism. And the next election, 2028, Gen Z. And millennials combined are the largest voting block. They're going to have the most political power. So you got to get them back on our side. Next, we got to end those wars. I'm going to be personally interested in keeping Gen Z on the Democratic Party side come 2028 and beyond, of course. But you can see Caroline Sunshine, despite what she's saying here about Democrats and Republicans and whatnot. She is really going after a lot of people. She's going after James Blair. She's going after Susie Wilde. She's going after high-ranking people in Donald Trump's orbit on Fox News telling them to resign. She's not the only one calling out Susie Wilde. According to The New Yorker, Republicans are calling it the worst campaign of all time. By the time Texas was close to being called for James Tylerrico, the text were coming in fast and furious. Closely mirroring the attitude of the voters, Republican operatives saw a group of out-of-touch party elites getting rich while the rest of them staggered under catastrophic losses. Susie Wilde's James Blair and Chris Lasavita have proven themselves to be historic, losing South Carolina, Texas, and Kansas. One GOP strategist said naming three of the key members of Donald Trump's inner circle, quote, "Trump has truly hired the dumbest people." Nives are out indeed, and that is not only the people around Donald Trump who are talking the GOP strategist. Trump himself is offering blame for other people. For example, on election night, November 3rd, 11.52pm, while Donald Trump was in this bit of rage that we talked about earlier in this video, he was blaming Fox News on social media. He said, quote, "Why does Fox News have build a Blasio, the worst mayor in the history of New York City on air, ranting and raving like a lunatic?" He left the city and disgraced, and the damage he caused was incalculable. It has never been the same, and now he's telling us how to run America. Fox News bears responsibility for these losses by constantly and consistently putting on the Democrat opposition and worse. So he believes that Fox News plays a role. Instead of blaming himself and his 30% approval rating because people hate him, he says, you know what, actually, it's Fox News. Now, I will say that Fox News does bear some responsibility, but the main guy is him. Also, check this out. Earlier in the day on election day, Donald Trump was complimenting Greg Abbott, the governor, and soon to be former governor of Texas. He said, Greg Abbott is the strong and highly respected governor of Texas, a state I love in one big three times, including with 6.4 million votes in 2024, the most votes in history by far, and he's endorsing Greg Abbott. But later the night on election day, he was insulting Greg Abbott, saying if Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas hadn't become a rhino in the last six months of his political life, he wouldn't have lost. He went back to his original formula, and it wasn't pretty. So hours before he was saying, Greg Abbott is so great, I love him. And then hours later, he's like, Greg Abbott is spineless. He's a rhino all of that stuff. And I guess loyalty within the MAGA base is, you know, very rare. And it really doesn't stick. Yeah, this MAGA guy on Fox News saying, I was kind of shocked by that statement that Vance put out where he was blaming the Iran war, high prices, high gas prices for the losses. And he was just stunned that JD Vance could say something like that. Watch this. Well, first of all, I was kind of shocked by that statement by the vice president Vance put out. It was quite interesting. I frankly just loyal to the president of the United States. He heard what he just said. He said, "I did it and I might have affected the election, but I would have done it again because it was the right thing to do for our national security." He had Dasha called him on her show yesterday and he said the same thing. He's been saying, "Over and over again, it was the right thing to do." I didn't see the Vice President advance say it was the right thing to do. I didn't see him say Donald Trump is one of the most courageous presidents in my lifetime because he took this very difficult political decision and put the country ahead of his own political interests. 47 years Iran has been waging war on us. He's the first president to fight back. I didn't hear any of that. All I heard was we lost because of the Iran war and if you want to defend that, go ahead. But you better not make that case. That's the exact case that Donald Trump is making. He's saying it was the right thing to do. Why is his Vice President saying something different? Because he wants to run for president? Well, he needs Donald Trump's endorsement to run for president or he's not going to get the nomination. And if I was the Vice President, I would not be taking a line contrary to Donald Trump when it comes to the Iran war right now. Well, he also said, "I just love how they're all blaming each other. They're all pointing fingers." I mean, Mark Thiesin is a Trump boot liquor. He just loves lick in the shoe of Donald Trump and praising everything he does, praising his war-mongering mentality with Iran, with the Middle East generally. He just loves it. But they're all turning on each other and it's a beautiful thing to watch. I think the Democratic Party is really more united than ever, and I really hope we continue that unity going into 2028. Everybody's going to have a preferred candidate for sure. But at the end of the day, the goal is to beat Republicans because we can get some stuff done. That's the goal. So anyway, I will leave the video there. I just wanted to show you this. They're all turning on each other. It's great. But I will leave it there. Thank you so much for watching. Please make sure to subscribe down below. Drop a like on the video. Comment. Let me know what you think about this story and everything we just talked about. Have an amazing rest of your day and we will talk soon.