Should Republicans dump Trump? | Inside America @trtworld

Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

In this episode of Inside America, Selina Downes sits down with pollster Chris Jackson to examine what President Trump’s low approval ratings could mean for Republicans heading into the November midterms. Later, Selina moderates a debate between Republican strategists Adolfo Franco and Melik Abdul on how the midterms will be a referendum on the economy and the fractions within both parties.

Chapters:

0:00 Intro
01:03 Street Pulse
03:45 Interview Chris Jackson
08:56 Debate

$Should Republicans dump Trump? | Inside America In this episode of Inside America, Selina Downes sits down with pollster Chris Jackson to examine what President Trump’s low approval ratings could mean for Republicans heading into the November midterms. Later, Selina moderates a debate between Republican strategists Adolfo Franco and Melik Abdul on how the midterms will be a referendum on the economy and the fractions within both parties. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 01:03 Street Pulse 03:45 Interview Chris Jackson 08:56 Debate$

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