Trump PANICS as the Blue Wave TAKES OVER

All right, folks, the panic coming from Donald Trump and the Republican Party for the upcoming midterm elections has officially reached its peak. They are no longer preparing for a blue wave. Instead, they are preparing for a blue tsunami. The data is showing that, the polling is showing that, the experts are saying that. And look, this does not mean that these elections are guaranteed. You still got to get out there and vote. There is no election victory without people voting, but Republicans seem almost reserved to defeat. They think it's a guarantee based on what they're seeing publicly and based on what they're seeing privately. And Democrats' hopes for a massive blue wave have surged in the final stretch, given all the new information that's come out. So we're going to get into this. We're going to talk about all of this and more, especially Mr. Donald Trump's panic as well. We'll talk about that in just a moment. But let's start in with this article here on just how bad this could get for the Republicans. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about the story and let's dive in. Democrats are on track to retake the House majority next week, according to multiple different sources. But the big question is by how much, which is a nice question to have, you know, instead of like, if we're going to do it, it's by how much are we going to do it by, which again, not guaranteed. But some Democrats are hyping the prospects of a massive blue wave while others are expressing cautious optimism, which I think I am typically more in the boat of. I'd like to be cautious before anything is guaranteed, of course, noting that they only need to flip three seats to take back control. When you think about it that way, it's really not that much. The nonpartisan Cook Political Report on Friday shifted 12%. We'll talk more about that in just a few minutes, but we'll get back to it in just a few minutes. Democrats favor with just four days to go until the midterm election. It is the latest in an ongoing series of rating changes that have all been welcome news for Democrats. The new breakdown brings a total seats that Democrats are likely to pick up to between 12 and 25 seats, which on the higher end, which would give them as many as 240 seats in Congress, a nice cushion after years of razor-thin majorities. That would be so nice. It would allow us to get so much more done, have more people on committees, investigate the Trump administration, and have more people on and all of his business dealings and his corruption even quicker. It'd be great. It goes well beyond the magic number to clinch the majority, which is 218. And if you look at what the House is right now, Republicans are sitting at 218 because of vacancies and people even dying. And there's also some independents in there as well. So really, the Republicans do not lead by that much. It wouldn't take much for the Democrats to win back the House. Should Democrats prevail, their majorities could surpass the majority total set when Democrats crush Republicans in the 2006 midterms, as well as the 2018 midterms. During Donald Trump's first term back in 2006, Democrats picked up 233 seats in the midterms as Bush was becoming more and more unpopular amid the Iraq war and looming economic concerns. While Tuesday's election is not expected to flip as many seats as it did as we did in 2018, it could still surpass that majority. Democrats picked up a net of 41 seats six years ago, giving them a 235 seat majority. But to clinch a total 240 seats, Democrats would need to secure all 222 blue-leaning seats, as rated by the Cook Political Report, as well as all 18 seats considered toss-ups. And I know that kind of sounds out there, kind of sounds unlikely, and maybe it is. But given everything this administration has done, their many failures, the covering up of the Epstein files, the Iran war, the corruption, the dealings behind the scenes, the economy, I actually don't think it's out of the realm of possibility. Now, the head of Cook Political Report, publisher and editor-in-chief Amy Walter, went on CNN with Anderson Cooper and said that many of the problems, the struggles that the Republican Party is having right now, is Donald Trump's own doing. It's because of him. It's not some magical fairy out there who put him in this position. It is because of him. Also, I saw you wrote earlier this month, you said the political environment is as brutal for Republicans as any I've seen in at least 20 years. If Republicans lose seats in, you know, Texas, South Carolina, or Iowa, Kansas, just to name a few, does anyone own those losses more than the president? No, it's hard to believe that could be the case. I mean, look, you have a series of events that are going on right now, a series of events that have really gotten us to this place. I mean, we know in every midterm election, there are headwinds that the party in the White House face. But the headwinds that they're dealing with right now were really ones of Donald Trump's making and nothing more important to talk about, of course, than the war in Iran and its impact on two things. Not only did it raise the price of gas and diesel and fertilizer, critically important in a lot of these states like Kansas. But it really undercut the core, two of Donald Trump's core sort of fundamental pillars of all of his campaigns. One, he was really good on the economy. He was going to bring costs down. And the second was he would never get the U.S. into a war in the Middle East or get us into forever wars. Both of those things coming together in this election. This is why you're seeing Republican turnout. This is what Republicans are worried about. 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We expect Democrats to pick up between two and six seats. Now, I say it's been changing over time because it has. I mean, previously, it's been changing over time. And I think it's been changing over time because it has. I mean, previously, it's been changing over time because it has. I mean, previously, you know, Democrats looked at this year's Senate elections and we thought we got to focus on the House. It's not possible. But Cook Political Report has been shifting it over time and they expect Democrats to net two to six Senate seats. And I can't believe I'm saying this. I really can't. And I'm not saying that this is likely or it's going to happen or anything like that. It could. But South Carolina might be one of those states. And I can't believe I'm saying that. Fox News is even shifting South Carolina from lean Republican to toss up. A deep Republican state. This is Lindsey Graham's former seat. His sister, Darlene Graham, is currently in this seat. New polling has them tied between her and the Democratic opponent at 48 percent to 48 percent. That is amazing. Dr. Annie Andrews is running in the Senate seat as the Democrat. And man, it would be nice to have a doctor in the Senate. You know what I mean? A doctor that actually believes in science. But even Fox News is saying this. And it's interesting because Donald Trump seems to be understanding the panic in South Carolina as well. He just went to South Carolina and his closing message is kind of an interesting one. This is what he said during his final campaign rally in South Carolina before the upcoming Senate election. I could read a few of the numbers and just walk right off the stage and say, vote for Darlene Graham. I'm leaving now. I don't have to waste a lot of time because after you give some of the basic numbers, the rest is just fluff. The rest is just a little entertainment for you because once you hear some of the basic numbers, which you'll hear in a second, but I don't have to stay here all day and talk and talk and entertain and wait. You know, I always wait for people to start leaving, but they never leave. So the speeches get a little long. Nice. So in a state that you're tied in, a deeply Republican state, Donald Trump is basically telling his supporters that the rally that he does is just kind of fluff. It's just to entertain them, which, you know, personally, I'm no political expert, but I don't think is a great closing message for a campaign. And he, uh, excuse me, Darlene Graham actually got up on stage and started insulting Annie Andrews. Once again, this is her closing message. Like they say out in the country, she's just plain old bat shit. Crazy. Nice Darlene. So good one. Um, who wrote that for you? Which consultant did you pay seven figures to write that stupid line for you? That was a good one, Darlene. Nice one. You really got her. So, you know, people's biggest concerns in this upcoming election are corruption or the cost of things, gas prices, war, and, uh, Darlene Graham is up there like, well, my opponent's crazy. So how about that? This is a state that Donald Trump won by 18 points, 18 points, and they are tied. And this is the closing message they're going with. Speaking of Donald Trump rallies, though, there was a weird thing that took place yesterday that I think we need to talk about in connection with all of this stuff, with the blue wave, the blue tsunami that we hope is coming. Um, Donald Trump canceled, all of his weekend rallies in Iowa and Kansas. The final one that he was doing was one in Florida that took place yesterday. And then suddenly out of nowhere, he uncanceled the canceled rallies. So he was meant to go to Iowa. He was meant to go to Kansas. These two states have very close elections as well, especially Iowa with the governor's race and the Senate race, Kansas with the very close Senate race. You have a Democrat candidate who's a pastor, right? I mean, it's a really interesting race and, uh, the race is really close. And so nobody really knows what happened. Nobody really knows why Donald Trump, canceled them and then uncanceled them. But he was asked by a journalist, what happened? Is there anything you can say to explain all the schedule changes? And, uh, this is what Donald Trump had to say. So I wanted to see if I could do teller rallies because I'm very successful with, you know, we're batting unbelievable at teller rallies. I do them well, and it's a great instrument. It only seems to work for me because other people call and nobody gets on the phone. and I got a call from And both states, Kansas and Iowa, were in good shape, I think, in a lot of states. We had a great rally yesterday, as you know, for Darlene, South Carolina. But I got a call from Iowa and from the people and from my friends that are very, very good. And we have a couple of races that are very important. And they said, if you could go, it would be better than a tele-rally. And I tried to talk about that. I said, what about a tele-rally? But they asked me. So I'm going to do two on Sunday. And I was a little bit concerned about Saturday because it's a college football. It's Iowa. It's Kansas. But so I'm going to leave early in the morning on Sunday. And we're going to do Iowa first, I believe. And then we go to Kansas from there. All right. So if you could make anything out of that ramble that he just did. I'm unbelievable tele-rallys. That's why he wanted to do them. But then apparently he got a call from his friends in these states. And they were like, hey, you got to get out there. My prediction is that, you know, the media coverage of him canceling these rallies got to him. And so he uncanceled them. I don't think anybody called him. I'd be very surprised because, you know, this is a guy with a 30 percent approval rating. I don't know if there are many people out there who really want to campaign with him that much in these states that are much closer than people expected. But I think, you know, it's more of an ego thing than anything for Donald Trump that, you know, the coverage was too. Too brutal for him. Meanwhile, Kellyanne Conway, his former campaign manager, is on Fox News saying his energy is unbelievable and no one should question his energy. Donald Trump exhausts staffers one third his age. No one can keep up. I mean, really? We just saw that rambling answer. We've seen him rambling during his rallies. Do you really believe that, Kellyanne? Now, I actually welcome him doing these rallies. It's another opportunity for the American people to see how crazy he is. So, you know, fine by me if that's what Kellyanne wants to do. But what's interesting is Republicans are actually admitting. That Donald Trump's strategy during the campaign for the midterms has completely backfired. It hasn't worked. That's what they're saying behind the scenes. He's tried to make the midterms about himself, which is a stupid idea, given that he has a 30 percent approval rating. But, man, they are even admitting it. Donald Trump's announcement Thursday that he would stay at home at his Florida club rather than travel to campaign in Kansas and Iowa this weekend seemed to be a fitting coda to a GOP midterm strategy built almost entirely on using the president to turn out Republican voters who otherwise would have stayed home. One Republican strategist. They just said it didn't work. This person's involved in multiple battleground races. And they wrote that in a text message not long after the White House officially canceled the rallies requesting anonymity. And, of course, now they've been uncanceled. But the point still stands, quote, and every single congressional Republican is paying the price, they say, for Donald Trump's strategy of trying to make everything about himself. He also have voters like this, a Georgia voter who is going to be voting in these upcoming midterm elections, saying, I believed in Donald Trump. I was obsessed with Donald Trump. But now I'm not. Mind has changed. I believed in Trump. I believed in Donald Trump. And I would have just thought he was the greatest thing, like he's going to make our country great again. And after COVID, it really said the president that he's not here to help us. He's not here to help his people, whether they were Democratic or Republican. He didn't care anymore. I used to be a Republican because I believed in Christian values. And then I never saw them be Christian. I changed when I actually started. Educating myself on the issues and looking deeper into who I was separate from the family that I was raised in. I think what's happened over the years is that Republicans now care about themselves and less about people that have less than them. My party left me. I didn't leave my party. My party left me. Absolutely remarkable. All of these different Georgia voters saying they love Donald Trump. They were so happy just for this to happen. It's remarkable. So look, we'll see. You know, the midterms are not that far away. They are, of course, November 3rd. So four days away at the time of me filming this. It is crazy that we're here. It felt like it took forever to get here, but we're here finally. So again, I'm going to say it every single day until the midterms. Make a plan to vote if you haven't already. Get out there and vote if you haven't already. If you voted, thank you so much for doing your civic duty. 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