The 2026 U.S. midterm elections have sparked intense political reactions, most notably from Donald Trump, who appears panicked as polling shows Democrats gaining ground in key states. In a series of late-night social media posts, Trump posts AI-generated imagery with Winston Churchill praising him, an absurd gesture reflecting his emotional distress. He then falsely claims Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed harbors racial hatred, and launches a baseless legal attack on Alaska’s Senate race by alleging election fraud involving a similarly named candidate. These actions underscore a pattern of misinformation and desperation. Polls from the New York Times and CNN reveal Democrats leading in Michigan (+11.5%), Texas (+7%), Ohio (+4%), and Alaska (+2%), signaling a significant shift in voter sentiment. Despite this, Trump privately predicted a Democratic sweep of both chambers, suggesting he anticipates defeat and may respond with aggressive tactics. His final public appearance at the Lincoln Memorial, centered on a botched landscaping project, appears disconnected from the political reality. The public reaction highlights not only Trump’s erratic behavior but also the growing strength of Democratic opposition. The message is clear: voter turnout and informed decision-making are critical, and Trump’s panic reflects a deepening crisis in the political landscape.
Well, folks, it is election day in the United States of America.
The 2026 midterm elections are finally here.
I've been waiting for this day ever since Donald Trump won in 2024.
It is the best opportunity we've had yet to end the Trump presidency,
to neuter him, and make sure he can't get any bad policy passed.
And it seems like Donald Trump knows what's about to happen.
He knows it's not looking good for him and the Republicans,
and that's why he was awake in the middle of the night last night
posting on social media about the midterms.
And let's just say he's having a little bit of a meltdown,
you know, screaming in all caps in the middle of the night.
And I want to show you these posts that Donald Trump made.
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But let's just start with the first post
that Donald Trump put out in the middle of the night last night.
It is this one.
At 12.29 in the morning, East Coast time, November 3rd, so election day,
he posted this AI image of him talking to Winston Churchill.
And Winston Churchill is saying,
Donald, you're doing a superb job.
And, of course, Winston Churchill is speaking to him.
You see George Washington in the background.
There's Abraham Lincoln in the background.
And it's almost like Donald Trump is trying to console himself.
You know what I mean?
Like, the polls are showing that, obviously, the Americans don't,
American people don't think he's doing a good job.
The Republicans are admitting, like, hey, things have not gone to plan.
Of course, Democrats don't think he's done a good job.
And so he's, like, you know, making fake images to make himself feel better.
It's kind of pathetic, in my opinion, that he's posting this.
And, of course, you know, Winston Churchill,
a man who famously hated authoritarian leaders, dictators throughout the world,
that was not his thing.
So I don't think Winston Churchill, if he were alive today,
would be telling Donald Trump that you're doing a superb job.
But I guess Donald Trump just needed some consoling
in the middle of the night last night at 12.30 in the morning.
He then moved away from the AI images
and then started attacking individual candidates.
So at 12.52 in the morning, he decided to go after Abdul El-Sayed,
the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan,
saying that he hates Jewish people and hates black people.
That's what Donald Trump believes.
Don't feel bad. He also hates white people.
Only fools would vote for him in the Michigan race for the U.S. Senate.
He will 100% do you in. Vote for Mike Rogers, says Donald Trump.
It's just ironic that this is the guy telling us
that a Democrat would, quote, do you in.
I'm pretty sure if you're looking at the data over the past couple of years,
prices have gone up. Gas prices have gone up.
Grocery prices have gone up. Inflation remains stubborn.
The tariffs have made everything more expensive.
The war that he launched, the war of choice,
has made everything more expensive.
The Epstein files are covered up.
He pardoned January 6 insurrectionists who beat police officers.
The corruption is unprecedented.
He's made billions of dollars since returning back to the Oval Office.
He has scammed his followers out of money.
I mean, I could go on.
I mean, I could go on for this entire video about the ways that Donald Trump has done the American people in.
And so I just find it ironic that it's coming from him, you know, the guy that's done everybody in.
But also, like, he's just straight up lying.
This just reeks of panic.
Abdul Al-Sayed does not hate Jewish people or black people or white people or any people.
His policies are like, yeah, I want to expand health care.
That doesn't sound very hateful to me.
That sounds like he wants to make the United States better,
which is certainly the opposite of what Mike Rogers wants to do and what these Republicans want to do.
But it kind of feels like this is a last resort.
Last minute Hail Mary by Donald Trump.
In the middle of the night, he's talking about Abdul Al-Sayed.
He's thinking about Abdul Al-Sayed.
He has, in my opinion, Abdul Al-Sayed derangement syndrome, just like many Republicans have.
And, of course, Donald Trump has been making disgustingly racist comments recently about Abdul Al-Sayed and his faith and more.
Then at 1.12 in the morning, Donald Trump started ranting about the Alaska Senate race.
This is one that he has targeted both on social media, during speeches, but also legally.
He filed a lawsuit in Alaska trying to,
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A judge thankfully, thankfully threw that out, which is great news, but Donald Trump has not given it up.
He said at 1.12 in the morning, quote,
Fake Alaska candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. is missing in action.
He has totally disappeared. Gone.
Nobody has been able to find him.
Maybe he has been kidnapped by the corrupt Democrat lawyers.
They are scared stiff of being prosecuted for election fraud, signed Donald J. Trump.
What he's referencing is the fact that,
on the Alaska ballot this November, this election cycle,
are two Senate candidates whose names are similar.
And he believes that because they have similar names, that's election fraud,
which really is just like the dumbest thing I've ever heard,
especially because the Republican with one of these names has incumbent senator,
incumbent Republican next to his name.
And he thinks that people are going to get confused and accidentally vote for the wrong Dan Sullivan.
I'm like, it's right there on the ballot.
It says it right there, who the Republican is.
But of course,
he hasn't given that up.
And if any of you are in Alaska, all the way out there in Alaska,
and you haven't voted yet, please get out there and do that.
Vote for Mary Peltola so we can put an end to this nightmare.
I would love to see her in the Senate.
That would be fantastic.
But, you know, it's because of these polls.
These are the three posts that Donald Trump put out last night.
It's because of these polls that he's panicking.
These are the final numbers that the New York Times released for the midterm elections.
They looked at Michigan, Texas, Maine, Ohio, Kansas, Alaska, and Iowa.
And in Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed is up by 11.5%.
In Texas,
Tallarico is up by seven.
In Maine,
Jackson's up by six.
Ohio,
Sherrod Brown's up by four.
In Kansas,
Hamilton's up by five.
In Alaska,
Peltola's up by two.
And in Iowa,
the Democrat is up by one point.
Let me restate, of course,
that these numbers really don't mean anything.
It means that people might be leaning in a direction,
but leaning in a direction means nothing if you don't vote.
So you got to get out there and make your voices heard.
These polls make us feel nice inside,
all warm and fuzzy,
but they don't win elections.
So we've got to get out there and vote.
So not only do we have to vote,
not only is Donald Trump panicking on social media,
not only is he seeing these numbers
and, you know,
freaking out about them,
but he's actually privately making pretty dire predictions
about the upcoming midterm elections,
the elections that are happening today
to his staff behind the scenes.
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A desperate Trump completed his tour of America
to win back alienated MAGA supporters
with an appearance at the Lincoln Memorial
Reflecting Pool on Monday,
which we talked about on the show.
He bizarrely talked up his landscaping work
on the botched project
just hours away from the critical election.
The senior president toured 20 states in 32 days,
although polls have predicted
Republicans are struggling in key states
that could impact the future of the Senate
for the rest of Trump's presidency.
Wouldn't that be nice?
And they're not kidding, by the way.
If you haven't seen the press conference yet,
Donald Trump's closing message to the American people
was given in front of the Reflecting Pool,
which literally nobody cares about.
Nobody wants the Reflecting Pool.
Nobody wanted Donald Trump
to spend all of this money on the Reflecting Pool,
and yet he did.
So, not exactly sure why he went with that location,
but he did.
The final set of polls from the New York Times,
as we just discussed,
and CNN University found only 38%
of likely voters polled in seven key states
linked to the Senate
approved of Donald Trump's performance as president.
Speaking on Aaron Burnett Outfront on Monday,
CNN's senior White House correspondent,
Kristen Holmes,
revealed what sources told her
Trump was saying privately about the elections,
quote,
he's seen the polling,
which obviously does not look good for Republicans,
he's seen the field of candidates,
he's seen the landscape.
She added, quote,
privately,
to some allies and advisors,
he has predicted the worst case scenario,
which is that Democrats win both chambers of Congress,
and in that has talked about
what exactly that would look like
in terms of governing or investigations
or potential impeachment hearings.
Holmes claimed that in his speech at the Reflecting Pool,
you almost heard Trump admitting that,
and he pretty much did during his speech on Monday,
Trump said, quote,
for some reason,
the sitting president doesn't want,
doesn't, excuse me,
win the midterms,
but we gave this a very strong shot,
which kind of sounds like he's admitting defeat
before the elections have even happened.
Now, do I think that Donald Trump,
even if he is defeated,
will accept defeat?
Absolutely not.
He's already tried some election shenanigans.
He's already tried some lawsuits.
So far, they haven't worked,
but I imagine that he's going to try again.
Holmes remarked that Trump's comment, quote,
sounds like almost a concession
before actually seeing the result.
She added that even though
Trump privately predicted a potential loss,
White House sources told the reporter
that how the senior president would react
to Democrats winning both chambers of Congress
is anyone's guess.
Quote, it's going to be how Donald Trump feels
in that moment, even though he has been prepared,
even though he has been predicting this.
Interesting, interesting, interesting.
So it sounds like Donald Trump behind the scenes
is not feeling as good as he is projecting publicly.
The numbers are bad.
The data is bad.
The early vote for Republicans is bad.
It's so bad that we're even leading in the early vote
in states like Mississippi,
and Louisiana.
That does not mean we're going to win those states,
but the fact that at this moment in time,
Democrats are outvoting Republicans in those states
is something pretty significant.
So look, I will leave the video there.
I just wanted to talk about Donald Trump's insane
three social media posts that he put out last night,
trying to console himself,
a last minute Hail Mary,
ranting in all caps.
He's off the rocker,
and I can only imagine what his reaction is going to be
if and when, knock on wood,
Democrats win the midterm elections.
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Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Donald Trump posted three urgent social media messages on election night, showing panic and desperation as midterm polls indicate Democratic gains.
The first post features an AI-generated image of Trump speaking with Winston Churchill, who praises him, highlighting his attempt to console himself amid poor polling.
Trump falsely accused Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed of hating Jewish, Black, and white people, contradicting public records and his own campaign rhetoric.
He launched a baseless legal attack on Alaska’s Senate race, claiming a "missing" candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. is a result of election fraud, despite clear ballot clarity.
Polls from the New York Times and CNN show Democrats leading in key states—Michigan, Texas, Ohio, Alaska, and others—indicating a significant shift in voter sentiment.
Trump privately predicted to allies that Democrats would win both chambers of Congress, suggesting he acknowledges a potential defeat and may react aggressively if it occurs.
His appearance at the Lincoln Memorial, focused on landscaping, contrasts with his political urgency and appears disconnected from voter concerns.
The public and private messaging reveals deep anxiety, with Trump using false narratives and personal attacks as a last-resort effort to regain control.
Summary:
S. midterm elections have sparked intense political reactions, most notably from Donald Trump, who appears panicked as polling shows Democrats gaining ground in key states. In a series of late-night social media posts, Trump posts AI-generated imagery with Winston Churchill praising him, an absurd gesture reflecting his emotional distress.
He then falsely claims Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed harbors racial hatred, and launches a baseless legal attack on Alaska’s Senate race by alleging election fraud involving a similarly named candidate. These actions underscore a pattern of misinformation and desperation. 5%), Texas (+7%), Ohio (+4%), and Alaska (+2%), signaling a significant shift in voter sentiment.
Despite this, Trump privately predicted a Democratic sweep of both chambers, suggesting he anticipates defeat and may respond with aggressive tactics. His final public appearance at the Lincoln Memorial, centered on a botched landscaping project, appears disconnected from the political reality. The public reaction highlights not only Trump’s erratic behavior but also the growing strength of Democratic opposition.
The message is clear: voter turnout and informed decision-making are critical, and Trump’s panic reflects a deepening crisis in the political landscape.
FAQs
Trump posted three posts: an AI image of himself talking to Winston Churchill, who says he's doing a superb job; a rant attacking Abdul El-Sayed, claiming he hates Jewish and Black people; and a false claim about Alaska Senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. being missing.
The image appears to be a self-consoling attempt, as the polls show declining public approval and Republican losses, and Winston Churchill, who historically opposed authoritarianism, would not have praised Trump's leadership.
Trump falsely claimed that Abdul El-Sayed hates Jewish people, Black people, and white people, and accused him of being a threat, urging voters to support Mike Rogers instead.
Yes, Trump filed a lawsuit to invalidate Alaska Senate election results and claimed that a candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. had disappeared, alleging fraud despite the names being clearly distinguishable on the ballot.
Trump privately predicted that Democrats would win both chambers of Congress, and that he would face investigations or impeachment, with some sources saying his remarks at the Reflecting Pool sounded like a concession.
Polls show Democratic leads in key states like Michigan (11.5%), Texas (7%), Maine (6%), and Alaska (2%), indicating growing support for Democrats and potential Republican losses in the midterms.
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