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Meiselas contrasts Leavitt's calm assessment with Trump's election posts

The MeidasTouch commentary examines disputed Senate results, Trump's defense of Hegseth and Comer's proposed Alaska inquiry.

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Trump’s DOWNFALL Just Got WORSE!!!

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0:00Meiselas frames possible Democratic Senate gains in Mississippi and Alaska as further pressure on Trump.
1:11Trump's posts defend Hegseth and question Alaska's Senate election results.
4:13Meiselas reviews Trump's post offering Dana White the White House press secretary role.
8:12Leavitt describes Trump as composed in a Fox interview, contrasting with Meiselas's reading of his posts.
12:16Comer outlines plans to question staff members about alleged decoy candidates in Alaska.

Karoline Leavitt describes Donald Trump as "calm and cool and collected about it." Ben Meiselas puts that assessment beside the president's own post-election messages, arguing that they tell a different story.

In the November 8 MeidasTouch video, "Trump's DOWNFALL Just Got WORSE!!!", the host reviews Trump's challenges to Alaska's Senate results and his posts defending Pete Hegseth. Meiselas frames possible Democratic Senate victories in Alaska and Mississippi as further pressure on the president after Republican midterm losses. Those possible gains are part of his argument, not settled results established by the video.

The clearest contrast comes when Meiselas plays Leavitt's interview with Lara Trump on Fox News. Her description of a composed president follows his review of Trump's messages about the election, military action involving Iran and Hegseth's position. The title promises a "downfall"; the substance is a political commentator's case built from posts and broadcast clips, rather than a single new announcement.

There is also a practical development beneath the rhetoric. In a later Fox clip, Representative James Comer says he wants to bring in two staff members mentioned in a New York Times report concerning alleged decoy candidates in Alaska's Senate race. That proposed questioning gives the closing section a more specific focus: how Republican objections to the election might turn into a congressional inquiry.

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