Trump Prepares Massive Attack as Voters Turn!

Four days before the midterms, Donald Trump is in full panic mode. Last night, he canceled rallies in Kansas and Iowa this weekend. His vice president canceled an event in Minnesota. And when a reporter asked him if he was tired, Trump called him disgusting, telling him he looks like hell. Now, less than 24 hours later, Trump has reverse course and says he's actually holding the rallies after all. That's not confidence, that's a campaign scrambling as its own party braces for a brutal election night. And while Trump flip flops at home, the threats overseas are growing. The Pentagon is preparing strike options against Iran for after the election. Tankers are catch and fire in the straight of our moves. Iranian lawmakers are openly asking for a nuclear weapon. And North Korea is accused of pulling off the biggest crypto heist in history. Today, I want to connect to all of it because these stories aren't separate and they all point to one date. Tuesday, I know there's a lot of fear right now. There's a lot of ominous news and ominous headlines. I get it. I get it. I'm here to quell some of them. I'm here to connect the dots. And if you can, would just days to go, subscribe to support this work. We're getting accurate news to millions, beating Fox News in the far right. And we're doing it together. Like, comment, share the more you do, the more people see. Let's start at home. Because the last 24 hours tells you everything. Last night, Trump canceled his Saturday rally in Kansas. Hours later, he canceled his Sunday rally in Dubuque, Iowa. The RNC claimed he would do a 72 hours sprint of tele rallies instead, calling in by phone to voters in at least 19 states. Trump insisted he didn't need to go to Kansas because Roger Marshall is doing very well. But a new CNN poll had Marshall down to Adam Hamilton. 49 to 45 in a state that hasn't elected a Democratic Senator in nearly a century. And 57% of Kansas voters disapprove of Trump. Then a writer's reporter asks a simple question, did you cancel because you're sick of traveling? And the president responded by calling him sick, by saying he's disgusting, saying he looks like hell, and that he's way out of shape. Trump is 80 years old. He's on 25 rallies this month, his voice is horse on Monday. He admitted that quote, "God didn't make your vocal cords "to a rally every day." And now, well, he's reverse course. The rallies are back on. Think about what that tells you on Thursday last night. The message was that Republicans are doing so well, he doesn't need to show up. Today, he's scrambling back onto the road. You don't flip like flip flop like that four days before an election unless you're worried about what you're seeing in the numbers. And in the middle of all of this, JD Vance also canceled a Friday press conference in Minnesota with absolutely no reason given. That's right there is what panic looks like. Republicans are bracing for disaster. House Republicans are no longer talking about whether they'll lose the majority. They're talking about by how many seats. Republican incumbents in one safe districts are begging for money. Some even stop doing their own polling weeks ago just to save every dollar. One senior Republican said to political quote, "It could be quite a brutal evening. Once the dominoes start falling, it becomes hard to stop them." The warning signs, they're everywhere. And Ohio Republicans say "vecramas farming's numbers have gone off a cliff since his ad featuring Amy act in the strange mother." And Louisiana state won by 22 points by Donald Trump. Republicans now expect only a single digit win in the Senate race. In South Texas, one official said no amount of money will stop the upcoming catastrophe. And it's even Ron DeSantis is now publicly sounding the alarm, saying that Republicans are underperforming in counties like Polk County. Revoter registration for Republicans is an advantage of 60,000, went by 30 points for Republican years ago. And Republicans this morning are now leading after this update by just about two points, in more than 28 point shift. And just when Republicans needed a strong closing message, JD Vance did this. At Fox News Town Hall, a young turning point USA member asked Vance a serious question, how are young people supposed to start families when the average home costs more than $400,000? Vance's first response. Let's talk about John Hughes's ass. - The same message that my generation hears from the right is to get married young, have kids young, have as many kids as possible. And I think what the right doesn't acknowledge most of the time is how disincentivized we are currently because of the cost of owning a home and the general expenses of raising a family. And so my question is how does the right and your self expect us to start families young when the average price of a home in America now costs more than $4,000,000,000, which just feels out of reach for us. - Sure, sure, well first of all again, thank you for the question and thanks for the support. I wanna point out that I think that I've been asked for or maybe five questions by my count. I've only been asked one question about John Hughes's ass. And it was by Jesse Water. That's what people are talking about. Maybe you should run for Senate on the Democratic side. - That clip is going viral. But JDance did eventually respond and here's what he had to say. - I think the premise of your question is Republicans, I would say everybody, but certainly my side included, that we don't pay enough attention to the affordability problems that are affecting young people. When I would say you're absolutely right, most Republicans don't. I think that I'm an exception, but I think that our entire party, our entire movement. And certainly I think the President of the United States is very focused on how do we make it possible for young people to afford the basic components of an American dream. - But here's what caught my attention. In that answer, Vance said most Republicans don't pay enough attention to affordability for young people, saying that he thinks he's an exception. Four days before an election, the Vice President has publicly said, his own party doesn't care about your cost of living while quietly positioning himself for 2028. And here's where this all comes together. Because while Donald Trump is pulling back at home, his administration is gearing up overseas. And almost everything is pointed out one moment after Tuesday. On Friday, Trump said the Iran war is going to get wrapped up soon. He didn't say how. He has said that the United States won't strike Iran before the election. Notice the word before. According to the Wall Street Journal, the head of Central Command brief Trump on options for renewed attacks yesterday. The New York Times reported the United States and Israel have drawn up joint plans to strike Iran after Tuesday. And Fox News reports that military forces are being moved into position to give Trump's options. Senator Chris Murphy, who has been briefed on the plan, called it insane. Warning, it'll lead to devastating escalation. At the same time, the administration is sending mixed signals. JD Vance has offered to meet Iran's top security official in person. Katari mediators are back in Tehran with the revised piece proposal. Iran is expected to respond by the weekend. But Iran is holding firm. As parliament speaker says that the carrot and stick approach has no effect on Iran. Meanwhile, the straight of war moves is getting more and more dangerous. Today, a top US commander in the region insisted Iran's navy is all at the bottom of the seat. And that the shipping lanes are free and clear. But within hours, Iran said two more tankers hit mines and caught fires. That's after it said, four tankers hit mines yesterday. Britain confirmed a tanker was hit by a projectile. Oman rescue 25 crew members from a ship that was targeted and set ablaze. And the human toll keeps on climbing. 23 US service members have now died in this war. Houthi rebels have fired ballistic missiles at Riyadh and Saudi Arabia. The State Department ordered some diplomats out of Saudi Arabia and the CEO of Exxon Mobile and a top Chevron executive pulled out of a major oil conference in Abu Dhabi over security fears. And inside the Pentagon, the top war planner fired this week has reportedly admitted to leaking classified information about Iran and Ukraine after failing multiple polygraph tests. And now his case has been referred to the Justice Department. And here's the part that should worry everywhere. Because the stated goal of this war was to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. But Iranians are more-- I mean, they're saying this out loud right now. They want a nuclear weapon and atomic bomb in the crowd cheer. Lawmakers in Iran have rallied. The people have rallied against the United States of America. Everything that the Trump administration said it planned on doing where that it would do has backfired. Iranian nationalism, this patriotism for their own country, is greater than it ever has been before. Eight months into a war that was supposed to end Iran's nuclear ambitions, Iranian leaders are openly talking about building a bomb because that's what-- I mean, the failures of the Trump administration are just on pure display right now, just on pure display. And Iran isn't the only threat. Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, was hit by a $6.3 billion hack, the largest crypto theft in history. Multiple research firms blame North Korea's elite hacking unit. Western intelligence has says North Korea uses stolen crypto to fund its nuclear and missile programs. Here's why this matters to the president. He pardoned the co-founder of Binance Changpeng Zhao. After he pled guilty and served several months in prison. And Binance has a business relationship with world liberty financial to Trump family's crypto company. So at the same time, Kim Jong-un is calling for absolute superiority in drone technology. He just fired 10 ballistic missiles into near the Pacific Ocean. North Korean troops are being sent to help Russia fight Ukraine having learned valuable lessons in drone warfare. So let's put it all together. At home, Trump is retreating, he's canceling rallies, he's snapping at reporters. His own party is bracing for a brutal night. His vice president is publicly saying most Republicans don't care about your cost of living. Overseas, the threats are growing. The Pentagon is preparing strike options for after the elections. Ships are burning in the Strait of Ormuzirani and lawmakers are calling for a bomb North Korea is stealing billions and almost everything hinges on one day. Trump says he won't strike Iran before the election allies have been told to prepare for what comes the day after. The elections are bracing for losses on Tuesday night. Tuesday isn't just about who controls Congress, it's about whether there's any check on what comes next. From a new ward to the corruption voters are clearly fed up with and that's why you and you are vote matters so much. If you haven't voted make a plan, if you're already voted make sure your ballot was counted and bring someone with you and on election night I'll be going live from 6 p.m. all the way to midnight Eastern time on this platform and all my platforms with special guests from 2028 hopefuls to political commentators, journalists and current elected officials. We're going to do this, but I do want to call some of those fears that you guys have because there is a lot of ominous news. There is a lot of scary news out there, but we're going to get it through together. So you can subscribe, support this work, like, comment, share and I'll have an out there update for you very soon.