Chris Carr blames Trump for Georgia Republicans' midterm losses

CNN's interview clip shows the Republican attorney general pointing to affordability, policy and the president's behavior.

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Why this story? One of CNN's most watched videos since yesterday, with 444,516 views.

Republican attorney general blames Trump for Georgia midterm losses

Asked what went wrong for Republicans in Georgia, Chris Carr names the same person three times.

"Three things: Donald Trump, Donald Trump, and Donald Trump," the state's Republican attorney general says in an interview excerpt shared by CNN.

The interviewer follows up: "No equivocation there?" Carr then describes the election as a rejection of the president, citing voters' dissatisfaction with affordability, policies and Trump's behavior. "But at the end of the day, this was a complete and total repudiation of Donald Trump," he says.

The criticism comes from within Trump's party. Carr has served as Georgia's attorney general since 2016 and unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for governor in 2026.

CNN's clip, marked as recorded in Atlanta on November 6 and carrying a WXIA credit, gained about 445,000 views since yesterday. Its focus is Carr's verdict on the losses: he places responsibility on the president rather than offering a candidate-by-candidate explanation.

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The numbers

The interview excerpt was CNN's second most watched new video since yesterday.

subscribers

20,100,000

▲ 100,000 in the last 7 days

total views

22,505,036,559

views per day

24,447,004

typical day: 31,184,954

the video

views

737,049

likes

15,415

comments

2,024

days online

2

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

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20,300,000

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15,600,000

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13,800,000

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12,700,000

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