08.11.2026 21:52
After the midterm elections in the US, President Donald Trump, while answering journalists' questions in the White House garden, faced an unexpected question. When a reporter called out to him, "How does it feel to be a loser?", Trump turned around and walked away from the area without answering the question. Those moments were captured on camera.
While the results of the US midterm elections remain on the agenda, a question directed at President Donald Trump drew attention.
HE LEFT THE REPORTER'S QUESTION UNANSWERED
While Trump was answering questions from members of the press in the White House garden, a reporter called out to him, "What does it feel like to be a loser?" Meanwhile, Trump, turning his back to the journalists, pretended not to hear the question and continued walking without answering, moving away from the area. Those moments were captured on camera.
DEMOCRATS WON THE MAJORITY IN BOTH CHAMBERS OF CONGRESS
The US midterm elections held on November 3 resulted in a heavy defeat for President Trump's Republican Party. Democrats won the majority in both the 100-seat Senate and the 435-seat House of Representatives, taking control of Congress from the Republicans.
7 SENATE SEATS SHIFTED FROM REPUBLICANS TO DEMOCRATS
According to election results, Democrats succeeded in winning 7 Senate seats held by Republicans. The number of Democratic seats in the Senate rose to at least 54, while Republicans remained at 44 seats. Vote counting continues in two states.
THE LOSS IS ALSO LARGE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
In the House of Representatives, Democrats also passed the 218-seat majority threshold and took control. Having won more than 40 electoral districts held by Republicans, Democrats are expected to reach approximately 256 seats in the new term. In some districts, results have not yet been finalized.
With the election results, Trump will face a political picture in which Democrats hold the majority in both chambers of Congress during the remaining two years of his term.