GOP Strategizes for Trump's Comeback

0:00It's April 21st. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, your front row to the latest buzz. I'm Cory with the story. White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is rallying top Republican leaders for a secret strategy session in Washington on April 20th. With President Trump's approval stuck at 37%, she's pulling in dozens of GOP operatives nationwide to map out a comeback plan ahead. Of the 2026 midterms? This marks the second such closed door huddles since February, as fresh polls warned Democrats could flip both the House and Senate come November. That would stall Trump's agenda in his final two years, forcing the party to rethink everything from messaging to ground game. Boaters are souring over a mix of issues, like the Justice Department's Epstein Files rollout, winter ice raids that got ugly, and that join. US Israel strike on Iran back on February 28th. He'd wiped out key regime figures and their navy, but shutting the Strait of Hormuz

1:01jacked up gas prices worldwide. Trump's own moves aren't helping, starting with that AI-generated image of him as Jesus healing a soldier, which he called a Dr. Pick, but blew up. His MAGA crowd as Strait of Blasphemy then came the online clash with Pope Leo XIV, where Trump slammed the first American pontiff as too liberal and weak while the Pope kept. Pushing back on the Iran War without naming him directly, meanwhile, Wiles is doubling down on prep to steady the ship, keeping these power plays under wraps as the midterms loom large.