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U.S. President Donald Trump said he could be the "last Republican president" if the Democrats win the midterm elections and Republicans in the Senate and House fail to act properly. Trump expressed concern that his party's voters might stay home in November, especially if their preferred candidates are not on the ballot, raising questions about the participation of angry Republican voters themselves. Polls indicate a strong challenge from Democrats, with a Reuters/Ipsos survey showing that 42% of voters favor Democrats, while 37% support Republicans, and Trump's support has dropped to 35%. Nevertheless, Trump expects the Republicans to retain control of Congress after the elections and expressed confidence in handling potential Democratic candidates. He also discussed monetary policy, emphasizing that the decision to raise interest rates is the Federal Reserve Chairman’s responsibility, praising the Fed and its nominee, Kevin Warch.
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