Kaitlan Collins
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Nov 6, 2026
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
Republican Senator Bill Cassidy here for his first interview following the Republicans' historic midterm collapse.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
I'm Kaitlan Collins, and this is The Source.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
Well, it's safe to say change is in the air here in Washington tonight, and right now, the Democratic wave is apparently still growing.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
This hour, votes are still being counted in uncalled races across the country, and Democrats are now on track to have more seats in the House than they've had since the early 1990s, maybe surprising Democrats more than anyone.
Jake TapperHOST
Sources say an impeachment vote against Hegseth could come as soon as next week, though Trump told reporters this afternoon that Hegseth is doing, quote, a fantastic job.
Jake TapperHOST
Let's go now to CNN's chief White House correspondent, Kaitlan Collins.
Jake TapperHOST
Caitlin, what are your sources saying about the path ahead for the White House?
Kaitlan CollinsCORRESPONDENT
Well, I mean, specifically for Pete Hexeth, Jake, it's still an open question because the president is voicing confidence in him, saying he's doing a good job.
Kaitlan CollinsCORRESPONDENT
Though, of course, Jake, it's not really clear legally if that can stand up or if a future president can simply undo it with their own executive order.
Jake TapperHOST
Yeah, that's exactly what will happen.
Jake TapperHOST
Kaitlan Collins at the White House.
Jake TapperHOST
Thanks so much.
Pete HegsethSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You can rest assured of that.
Anderson CooperHOST
Lots to talk about tonight, starting with CNN chief White House correspondent and anchor of The Source, Kaitlan Collins.
Anderson CooperHOST
So, has the White House processed, I guess, the scale of the repudiation? Is it clear whether there is going to be a fallout?
Kaitlan CollinsCORRESPONDENT
I mean, the White House certainly has and the president's aides.
Kaitlan CollinsCORRESPONDENT
But the president is doing what, you know, he finds personal interest in.
Anderson CooperHOST
Yeah, he's fiddling while his party burns.
Anderson CooperHOST
Kaitlan Collins, thanks very much.
Anderson CooperHOST
We'll see you back at the top of the next hour for The Source.
Dana BashHOST
I'm Dana Bash.
Dana BashHOST
And I'm Kaitlan Collins.
Dana BashHOST
And as my fellow White House correspondents were putting earlier, the president was in what is described by those who know him best as his happy place today.
Dana BashHOST
He came out in front of reporters and the cameras and signed a beam that is going to go in his future ballroom in the face of that historic midterm defeat for his party.
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Jake TapperHOST
Hamilton and Tallarico in particular have made decency and kindness hallmarks of their campaigns.
Jake TapperHOST
Now, to be clear, Trump is still president, still powerful, still loud and proud, but there are real signs that the Trump era is coming to a close.
Jake TapperHOST
Now, I'm here now with Dana Bash and Kaitlan Collins and John King.
Jake TapperHOST
What do you think,
Jake TapperHOST
This, of course, very important when it comes to California because of the state's redistricting that took place.
Jake TapperHOST
Let's go down to Kaitlan Collins, who has a key interview.
Kaitlan CollinsCORRESPONDENT
Yeah, Jake, obviously we're watching all these key races.
Kaitlan CollinsCORRESPONDENT
South Carolina was one of the most stunning last night at CNN here last night when we called the Palmetto State.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
And welcome back to Election Day in America, part two.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
I'm Kaitlan Collins here in Washington.
Dana BashHOST
And I'm Dana Bash, live on Capitol Hill.
Dana BashHOST
President Trump, in his first comments since suffering a devastating rebuke at the ballot box, tried to absolve himself of blame for the Republicans' historic losses.
Dave RubinHOST
I don't, but I know that that was the wrong message last night.
Dave RubinHOST
He then, now let's go to CNN for a second because Kaitlan Collins read then, Trump did post a few other things.
Dave RubinHOST
She then read a Trump truth social post about Greg Abbott who had just lost, take a look.
Kaitlan CollinsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Greg Abbott going down, obviously a huge ally of the president's.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
But instead of reflecting what's on voters mind, he spent more time focused on the reflecting pool.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
I'm Kaitlan Collins live from Capitol Hill, and this is a special edition of The Source.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
And it is 9 p.m. here in Washington, which means we're just about eight hours away from the first polling places opening on Election Day.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
Vermont, I hope you have your coffee ready for tomorrow.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
So adding a little, uh, fuel to the fire, certainly delicious.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
Now we are going to get into what Marjorie had to say about Donald Trump's wig and his, his balding issues, along with all of his other health problems, but I wanna start with what she had to say last night with Kaitlan Collins about what the midterms today are going to be, a repudiation of Donald Trump, the death of MAGA.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
We've got a lot to talk about in this video.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
Let's start here before we get to the balding.
Brianna KeilarHOST
What our sources say about the White House's haphazard strategy four days until the midterms.
Brianna KeilarHOST
I'm Brianna Keeler in for Kaitlan Collins, and this is The Source.
Brianna KeilarHOST
Four days until the midterms, and President Trump is returning to the campaign trail.
Brianna KeilarHOST
He is speaking right now to a crowd in Daytona Beach, Florida, where he made the case for Republican candidates with his now-familiar mix of Islamophobia, name-calling, and spelling lessons.
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