Trump campaigns for Republicans in Texas; Israelis vote in parliamentary elections | The Takeout

Name: Trump campaigns for Republicans in Texas; Israelis vote in parliamentary elections | The Takeout
Uploaded: 2026-10-28
Duration: 2744 s
Channel: CBS News
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Uploaded: 2026-10-28

Duration: PT2744S

Read a transcript preview of “Trump campaigns for Republicans in Texas; Israelis vote in parliamentary elections | The Takeout” from CBS News, uploaded on 2026-10-28.

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[0:00] Hey, look. There's our episode counter.

[0:03] Order has been restored to the universe.

[0:06] We're here in the Big Apple until after

[0:08] election day. And trust me, we're still

[0:09] working on that makeshift takeout

[0:11] tavern. Oh, back to the show. Delaware

[0:14] Democratic Senator Chris Coons on Flavio

[0:16] Bolsinaro, the loser in Brazil's

[0:18] presidential election, fleeing to the

[0:20] US. Also, pivotal Israeli elections and

[0:23] Elon Musk's role in Ukrainian access to

[0:26] satellite internet. The last time

[0:28] Republicans absorbed big midterm losses,

[0:31] 2018. Ronald McDaniel chaired the

[0:33] Republican National Committee, then will

[0:35] this time around be better or worse?

[0:37] McDaniel joins us. The Trump pardon and

[0:40] commutation process has lots of angles.

[0:42] CBS has already chronicled payments to

[0:44] people who broker negotiations for them.

[0:47] But there's another part. When pardons

[0:49] or commutations are granted, restitution

[0:51] to crime victims disappears. We look at

[0:55] the tens of millions that victims have

[0:57] lost.

[1:06] Hello everyone, I'm Major Garrett in New

[1:08] York. Let me welcome you to the Takeout

[1:10] Big Apple style. The vitality and

[1:12] vibrancy of elections is on full display

[1:15] worldwide right now. Voter interest is

[1:17] high. Election results have proven

[1:19] unpredictable. New coalitions appear to

[1:21] be being formed. Now, none of this has

[1:25] to do with our coming midterms, at least

[1:27] not directly. But democracies, I'm happy

[1:30] to say, are functioning, and that offers

[1:32] some encouragement here. In Israel,

[1:35] records shattering turnout in the

[1:37] election that could determine if

[1:38] Benjamin Netanyahu remains