
The David Pakman Show 11/6/25: Trump panics as airports crush, flights delayed
Nov 6, 2025
Voter rejection of Donald Trump and MAGA extremism is evident as Democrats flip deep red districts. Amidst a government shutdown, chaos at airports leads to flight delays while Trump enjoys private travel. Job layoffs hit a 22-year high, revealing the economic fallout from Trump's policies. A disoriented Trump confuses continents during a speech, fueling concern among his supporters. In the political arena, fear grows within Republican ranks as they contemplate potential investigations into Trump-era corruption.
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Red Districts Show Broad Backlash
- Democrats flipped deep red areas, signaling broad voter rejection of MAGA beyond coastal liberal enclaves.
- These results suggest the 2026 midterms could threaten many supposedly safe Republican seats if the trend continues.
Shutdown Creates Political Cover
- David Pakman argues Trump may prefer a prolonged shutdown because chaos shields abuses and halts oversight.
- A closed government delays documents, oversight, and the normal checks that constrain presidential power.
Customs Officer At Global Entry Interview
- David Pakman recounts a Global Entry appointment where a customs officer said he wasn't getting paid due to the shutdown.
- The officer described financial strain and fear about speaking publicly because of possible retaliation.
