TRUMP BUILT A COALITION. COULD DISILLUSIONED VOTERS BREAK IT AT THE MIDTERMS? Disaffected MAGA and independent voters could sit out the midterm elections and fracture the coalition that helped return Trump to power in 2024. Unreleased Epstein files, new wars, a weakening economy, and high living costs have widened the gap between his promises and voters’ experience. Has his second administration alienated the Americans who expected a different direction? Trump is calling out those demanding the Epstein files’ release. Meanwhile, wars strain the economy as the Pentagon seeks trillions more in taxpayer dollars to replenish weapons stockpiles and continue escalating conflicts. Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene joins me to examine how the administration’s policies and rhetoric could shape the midterms, and whether Democrats could regain control of Congress. For independent voters dissatisfied with both parties, the question goes beyond who wins. Where do they turn when neither side represents them? A coalition powerful enough to win the Presidency now faces a different test: giving disappointed voters a reason to show up.