Anderson Cooper 360

With the president on the road in Florida right now, and new signs of trouble for Republican House candidates across the board, two big stories are rocking the campaign, both involving Democrats. One in Alaska, over ballot shenanigans, the other in Michigan, over a controversial ad.
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The president was scheduled to be in Kansas on Saturday, and Iowa on Sunday. Now, both trips are off, replaced by a series of televised remote appearances instead. Anderson speaks to CNN Chief White House Correspondent and The Source anchor Kaitlan Collins about what's behind the White House's decision to cancel. Plus, a look at the Michigan Senate race and the factors behind new polling there and in three other key states, suggesting Democrats now have many potential paths to controlling the Senate.
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Just six days left unit the midterm elections and already 38 million votes have already been cast. This as President Trump and former President Barrack Obama are back on the campaign trail this evening.
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With just a week to go until the midterms, the president says he'll respect the results, but only, he says, “if they're honest elections.” Plus, RFK Jr.'s verbal attack about Arabs' contributions to science and literature—and the anti-Muslim rhetoric surrounding Abdul El-Sayed's Senate campaign.
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With just eight days until the midterms, President Trump is in Mississippi, a ruby red state that he won by 23 points in 2024. But even there, a key U.S. Senate race is inching bluer, according to The Cook Political Report. All week the president will be visiting one red state after the next. Plus, the Trump DOJ has criminally charged former FBI Director James Comey for a third time.
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