We FINALLY Know Trump’s Next Move…

Well folks, after Republicans got decimated in the midterm elections last night, it seems like Donald Trump is looking for a full guy, somebody to throw under the bus and blame for the losses because of course, he never wants to take responsibility for anything, and he might have found his person in the cabinet that he's going to fire. So we're going to talk about that in the video and more, there's a lot going on with this story, there might be some major changes in Donald Trump's cabinet despite him denying that on the record today, but we'll get into that in more. 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're going to talk about. Once again, I'll say it again, the community we've built here is absolutely amazing, and I appreciate every single one of you. You made the midterm cycle so much more enjoyable and digestible, and I appreciate you being here every single day. Let's get into it. Donald Trump's biographer, hints who's next on the president's hit list. President Donald Trump may soon cut a loyal soldier from his cabinet to save face after a brutal Republican defeat. One of his longtime biographers predicts the New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman says Trump could fire Pete Hegseth in the coming weeks as he searches for someone to throw under the bus for his disastrous war with Iran, which he now admits costs Republicans the midterm elections. Haberman, who co-wrote the Trump biography regime change with her Times colleague Jonathan Swan, made the bombshell prediction and an appearance on MS now, quote, "Watch what happens with Hegseth." And Casskel said, "It will not surprise me if Trump wants to dump Hegseth before January, and the easiest way to do that is to get Marsha Blackburn to appoint him as a senator in Tennessee." Haberman concurred saying that she thinks, quote, "This is very much where this goes right now." Quote, "There is a defense spending bill that has to get passed. The military has a lot less money than I think the average voter realizes at the moment." She continued, "Getting rid of Pete Hegseth and putting the blame on him for the Iran war," which to be clear, there are many, many valid criticisms of the defense secretary, and he certainly was the most optimistic about the war in Trump's circle. But this was ultimately Donald Trump's decision by a wide mile, and his advisors just went there with him, even though most of them had reservations. It kind of seems like Donald Trump is wanting to throw Pete Hegseth under the bus, and we've actually gotten some new reporting from CBS that Donald Trump is asking advisors if Hegseth should stay after the midterm losses, and we heard this from Michael Wolfe, another one of Donald Trump's biographers, that when Donald Trump starts asking around, "Your job's already gone." When he's making the phone call saying, "Hey, do you like this person? Do you like this person? Your job's done. You're out, right? It's already settled in his mind. He just needs people to tell him, like, "Yes, sir. That's a great idea, sir. You're going to be loved." And so I would go so far as to say, if all of this reporting is in fact in line with what Trump is thinking, Hegseth might already be gone. I think his job might already be out. And what's interesting is that Trump has already come up with a possible replacement. That I also think really means that he's done. But according to Jennifer Jacobs of CBS, she's reporting that Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida, who is of course term-limited, he is leaving the office, is being floated as a possible replacement for Pete Hegseth, under one scenario DeSantis could be confirmed by the Senate during the lame duck session and take over as Secretary of Defense when his term as Florida Governor ends on January 5th, will see if he actually takes that role because does anybody really want to be tied to Donald Trump after the wipeout that Republican suffered last night? I don't know. And I think Ron DeSantis would probably want to run for President again. You may not be very successful, maybe in a primary, certainly not a general, with being this connected to Donald Trump, the guy who has presided over a generational midterm wipeout. That's how much people hate him. And of course, Thomas Massey. This is something, also I'm sure that Donald Trump is thinking about he doesn't want the headlines. Thomas Massey and other members of Congress are planning to introduce a motion to impeach Pete Hegseth, and he actually expects Republicans to join in and support him in this effort, which wouldn't surprise me either. I mean, given what just happened in the midterms, given how a lot of people voted against the Republicans and for the Democrats because of the Iran War, it wouldn't surprise me if some of these Republican representatives who are already on edge and very well within the minority might say, it's time for you to go. They want to save themselves. I mean, a lot of these Republicans are more interested in making themselves money and self-preservation above anything. And if they can preserve themselves longer by impeaching Pete Hegseth, I'm sure they're going to make that political calculation and say, yes, let's do it. Now, Donald Trump, as I mentioned, was actually asked by a reporter today after the disastrous midterm elections, are you considering replacing Pete Hegseth? And he said, no, I think he's doing a very good job. Watch this. And at any time prior to the war, are you considering replacing Pete Hegseth? No, I think he's doing a very good job. You don't want him to fill a personal account for a sentence to be appointed? Well, I think he's doing a very good job. And I actually think he'd be very popular if he did that. But I haven't heard that at all. Did he get any advice on how we would meet Pete Hegseth? No, no. Look, when I said, fast, we stopped them from having a nuclear weapon very early on when we did the raid. Great stuff, right? If you want to see the helipad, bring the cameras over here, let me show you. All right, is he serious right now, like, he just like, what the hell was that? I can't believe he just, well, you know, I mean, I actually can. I was going to say I can't believe he did that. I absolutely can. You know, he loves bragging about the stupid helipad that he built with taxpayer dollars. And he like brings the cameras over there to show them the helipad, as if we haven't seen it before. But Donald Trump during his Fox News interview last night was also asked, do you think you're going to make changes in your cabinet as a result of this election? He said, no. Do you think, Mr. President, that you're going to make changes in your cabinet as a result of this election? No, I don't think so. Had nothing to do with my cabinet. It was just a point. Honestly, look, I've been doing a lot of great things for a long time. And it's just a point in time, Brett, just a point in time is the way it is. There was a mood in the air, I guess. And, you know, if you look, I shouldn't feel guilty because virtually I saw you on your show the other night saying that almost never does the sitting president, no matter how good or bad or Republican or Democrat, he or she is, but no matter how good the president is, you lose. I don't know why. Nobody's explained that. I know why. I can tell you why you lost this election. You have like a million of them. How much time do you have? I can tell you in a very long-winded way how, why you lost this election. It's actually not rocket science, you suck. I feel like I kind of would have boils down to. But what's interesting is that Donald Trump in that interview is saying, no, you know, I don't think I'm going to change my cabinet. It had nothing to do with my cabinet. It's just a point in time. But JD Vance, the vice president of the United States, went on Twitter today and published this long, long post about why he thinks Republicans lost and one of the main reasons was Iran. And the Iran War has been championed by members of his cabinet. And of course Donald Trump as well. And so I would say that it actually does have a lot to do with the cabinet. Donald Trump also kind of agreed with JD Vance. He was asked, you know, Vance says the reason Republican's loss last night was because the war with Iran. And this is what Trump said in response. President Vance says the reason Republican's lost the war lost last night was the war in Iran. Well, I think it's largely true because it drove the gasoline up a little bit short term. Probably that's probably true, but at the same time, if I had it to do again, I'd have to do it again because long term, it's the only answer you can't let Iran have a nuclear war. Do you feel like it was worth it? I do. I mean, well, you have no choice. I mean, I thought the oil would go up a lot more and I did it on that basis. You have no choice. You have to do it. You can't let Iran have a nuclear weapon or everything that you see here. Some day might not exist. So he even is kind of concurring with JD Vance that the Iran war might have played a part of it. Sean Hannity as well last night saying 100%. I don't think there's any doubt about it. If there wasn't an Iran war that we would be looking, you'd be looking at a much different election and maybe Republicans would have done better. So it kind of seems like the consensus is that the Iran war played a major, major role. Even Donald Trump, JD Vance, Sean Hannity, all these Republicans are saying, yeah, you know, the Iran war likely caused people to vote against Republicans. And what's interesting is that Pete Hexeth has been painting the Iran war in rosy terms to keep Donald Trump happy according to a new report that was published the day before the midterm election. So Hexeth kind of lying to Donald Trump about how great the Iran war is. He was one of the biggest champions of the war before it even started. And so I think it's incredibly likely that Donald Trump might be looking at someone like Pete Hexeth and say, you're the perfect fall guy. You're the guy who backed this war, you've been bragging about it, you've been in the media saying, it's the greatest thing to ever happen to the United States. Then we lose. Donald Trump, the narcissist, the lunatic that he is, is never actually going to take responsibility. I certainly don't think so. And he maybe puts it on Pete Hexeth. But we will see. We'll see if that happens. Anyway, I will leave the video there. I don't want to take too much of your time. 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.