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Tiffany Meier's panel plays "What'd You Say — Presidential Edition" after President Trump's first major interview since the midterms. They weigh his take on the "blue tsunami," his admission that immigration enforcement may have gone "too tough," and whether poor messaging — not the economy itself — cost Republicans at the ballot box.

Tim Phillips of Nestpoint Associates joins Tiffany Meier as longtime Trump aide Stephen Miller becomes White House chief of staff, with Susie Wiles moving to political operations. He weighs Miller's likely priorities, the signal it sends on immigration, and what Republicans can realistically pass in the five remaining session weeks before Democrats take the House and Senate in January.  

Tiffany Meier's panel reacts to Rep. Thomas Massie's resolution to impeach War Secretary Pete Hegseth over operations in Iran, Yemen, and Venezuela—with a possible vote by midweek—plus Attorney General Todd Blanche's warning that the Justice Department will defend Stephen Miller against incoming Oversight Chair Robert Garcia, and President Donald Trump's lighthearted Dana White press-secretary stunt.

Former CIA and DIA officer and author Nicholas Eftimiades joins Tiffany Meier after NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang reportedly admitted to an affair, as the company investigates reports that business executive "Alice Huang" was gathering information for Beijing. Eftimiades discusses the national security risks surrounding advanced AI chips, the scale of China's honey-pot operations, and what the United States can do to protect its tech industry.

As Americans prepare to mark Veterans Day, a mental health expert explains the warning signs that a veteran may be struggling and how friends, family and coworkers can start a supportive conversation.

The Justice Department has indicated it is stepping into Texas' lawsuit that accuses Planned Parenthood of Medicaid fraud, according to a court filing on the heels of Democrat Nathan Johnson's election as the state's next attorney general. Tom Olohan, communications strategist at Pro-Life America, breaks it down.

With the revelation that a CCP spy had reportedly engaged NVIDIA's CEO in an affair, NTD discussed the implications with Andrew Harding, Senior Associate for National Security Coalitions at The Heritage Foundation.

Eric Metaxas is the founder and host of Socrates in the City and The Eric Metaxas Show; he's written 7 Best-Selling Books, as well as 30 books for children. NTD discussed the midterms, President Donald Trump's road ahead, and his new book 'REVOLUTION: The Birth of the Greatest Nation in the History of the World.'

Lawmakers return to Washington as Republicans face a leadership contest and Democrats prepare to take control of the House in January. The final weeks of the current Congress also bring a push to impeach War Secretary Pete Hegseth and a looming government funding deadline that could lead to another shutdown battle.

Tesla will have to refund Cybertruck deposits for many customers as orders far exceed production capacity, CEO Elon Musk said, following last week's announcement that the electric vehicle maker is winding down the pickup truck's production at its Texas factory. Musk said Tesla would add an extra production shift to fulfill outstanding Cybertruck orders before dismantling the production line next year to expand output of its Cybercab robotaxi. The production wind-down is slated for mid-2027, Musk announced on Friday, with the resources being redirected to the Cybercab, a vehicle central to the automaker's autonomous-driving ambitions.