Hillary Clinton Warns About Trump’s Next Move After the Midterms

Hillary Clinton used the live Pivot show to argue that Democrats should treat the midterms as a chance to build an enduring governing majority, not just win a one-off backlash election. She said she expects a Democratic House and Senate, and that the party’s pitch should center on affordability and anti-corruption, including health care costs, housing, fossil fuel prices, and investigations into alleged abuse of power and data misuse.

She also weighed in on contested races, saying Michigan’s Senate fight is a distraction and backing Abdul El-Sayed over Mike Rogers because Rogers is an election denier. In Texas, she called Gina Hinojosa and Colin Allred strong candidates and said Republicans have an entrenched turnout machine, but still thinks Democrats have a real shot. She also argued that if Democrats win, they need discipline: an agenda, investigations that repair damage, and loophole-closing legislation.

The rest of the show moved from politics to markets and tech. Scott Galloway said the Binance hack, Apple’s earnings, and the AI capex boom all show how much the economy is tied to tech and crypto, while warning that circular financing and infrastructure overbuild could unwind fast. He also criticized OpenAI’s “compute campuses” rebrand and used the closing audience Q&A to make a broader case that Democrats have outperformed Republicans on jobs, GDP growth, and deficits since 1980.