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Trump Just Lost EVERYTHING?! What Happens Now
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Donald Trump lost both houses of Congress in a single night — and the morning after, he showed America exactly how he plans to fight back. From the White House ballroom tour to the red veto cap, from Chuck Schumer's vow to end the Iran war to the split with his own vice president, here is what a Democratic Congress means for Trump's final two years, and what happens next.
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00:00Donald Trump just lost everything. Both houses of Congress gone in a single night.
00:04And this morning, he showed America exactly how he plans to fight back.
00:09The numbers are brutal. Democrats now hold the Senate by at least 54 to 44,
00:14with two races still uncalled. In the House, they gained at least 30 seats.
00:19And the map tells the story. Republicans lost ground in 99% of the roughly 2,100 counties
00:27where most votes had been counted.
00:30Florida Governor Ron DeSantis called it close to an extinction-level event for Republicans.
00:36This was not a close election. It was a wave.
00:40But here's the twist. The morning after his party's worst night in years,
00:45President Trump did not hide. He invited reporters into the White House to show off his new ballroom.
00:50For nearly an hour, he walked them through the construction.
00:54Quote,
00:55For me, it is relaxing. The White House has got to be pristine, he said.
01:00It has got to be perfect.
01:02He turned to the election only briefly. Quote,
01:14And he meant it literally. Hours later, he posted a picture of his trademark red cap with one word on
01:20it.
01:21Veto.
01:22Trump also told the New York Times he would look forward to working with them.
01:26Quote,
01:26We will probably work something out. He said Democrats had reached out about the debt ceiling.
01:33But on impeachment, he was defiant. Quote,
01:36It would destroy the Democrats. He said he was not even a little bit concerned.
01:42What he did admit is the war.
01:44Trump told Fox News the gasoline price cost his party the election, and the gasoline was caused by Iran.
01:50And to the Wall Street Journal, he stood by the decision.
01:54Quote,
01:55I did the right thing. I would have done it again.
01:59His own vice president disagrees.
02:02J.D. Vance wrote online,
02:04The reason we lost is the war.
02:06The president himself said so last night.
02:10Vance went further, daring his party to defend the trade.
02:14Quote,
02:15If you would like to argue it was worth it, that losing the Senate for the next six years was
02:19worth it, then do so.
02:21The split is now open.
02:23Trump says the war was right.
02:25His heir apparent says the war lost the Senate.
02:29The 2028 race has already begun.
02:33Meanwhile, the Democrats are moving fast.
02:35Senate leader Chuck Schumer vowed his party will end the war in Iran through the power of the purse.
02:42Quote,
02:43We're going to end the war.
02:44We have got some Republicans who have joined us in ending the war.
02:48Schumer called it a generational remake of the Senate.
02:51In the House, Hakeem Jeffries had his own message.
02:54Quote,
02:55We do not work for Donald Trump.
02:57We work for the American people.
02:59And the new Congress has real teeth.
03:02Democrats can investigate the Trump administration,
03:04his family and his allies.
03:06The Senate can block his nominees, including any Supreme Court justice.
03:11Two races are still uncalled.
03:14Alaska and Mississippi could push the Democratic Senate majority to 56 to 44.
03:20Alaska may take more than a week.
03:22Across the world, the result landed hard.
03:25In Tehran, thousands at the annual November 4th rally burned a giant banner of Trump, Vance, and Netanyahu.
03:33Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammed Bagher Galibaf, posted,
03:38Conscience or the cost of living?
03:40Americans said no to war, and we endorse this message.
03:44But Iran's supreme leader dismissed the idea that the vote changes anything in Washington.
03:49And Trump is still president until 2028.
03:53Here's what comes next.
03:55The new Congress is seated in January.
03:57Until then, Republicans still hold the reins, with a must-pass funding bill due in December.
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04:17Donald Trump lost both houses in one night.
04:20The question now is what he does with the two years he has left.

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