Will Trump Drag Down GOP Candidates? 

特朗普会拖累共和党候选人吗?

CNN This Morning

2026-09-24

48 分钟
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New CNN polling shows some Republican voters plan to use the midterms to send a thumbs-down message to the president. Should more GOP candidates distance themselves from Trump? ...The president uses a UN speech to threaten Iran with "annihilation." Given that, could sideline meetings between the two countries really lead to a deal to end the war? ... Netanyahu slams New York's mayor just just days before he's due at the UN. Was the Israel's PM's message meant for Mamdani, or his own voters back home.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  • Hey, what's in my group chat this morning?

  • New CNN polling.

  • It shows some voters plan to use the midterms to send a message to the president.

  • So should more Republican candidates distance themselves from Trump?

  • So I think it's completely reasonable that Republicans are going to tailor their campaign messages.

  • Plus, the president's threat to Iran at the United Nations.

  • Do I annihilate the Islamic Republic and do it quickly?

  • And could sideline meetings still lead to a deal to end the war?

  • Also, Israel's prime minister slams the New York mayor just days before he's due at the U.N.

  • Is Netanyahu's message really for Mamdani or for his own voters back home?

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