If Dems Win, They Probe Trump's DC Projects

Trump told CBS News by phone, before midterm polls closed, that if Democrats win a chamber he still holds "the ultimate power," meaning the veto. The Beltway geniuses have just discovered that a veto is still a veto.

The Hill reports Democrats would gain new investigative powers over his D.C. projects, the ballroom and proposed arch included, if they win one or both chambers. Nothing says bipartisan cooperation like a party getting subpoena power over a building still under construction.

He also cited Trump v. Slaughter, the 6-3 ruling that let him fire FTC member Rebecca Slaughter, and says his 29 days and 33 rallies helped Republicans. CBS polling from late October suggested Republicans could lose the House, and the voters, not the pundits, will settle it.

“We have a good chance. But we're not going to be embarrassed.”President Donald Trump, via CBS News