James Carville Declares Trump Administration Has 'Collapsed,' Citing Economic Struggles and Republican Disarray

Carville points to Elise Stefanik's withdrawn UN nomination and market instability as evidence of a rapid political unraveling, urging Democrats to seize the moment to redefine their platform.

James Carville asserts the Trump administration has either 'collapsed' or is 'collapsing,' fulfilling his February prediction of a major political breakdown within 30 days.
He cites the withdrawal of Elise Stefanik's UN Ambassador nomination, aimed at preserving Republican control in the House, as a sign of GOP electoral vulnerability.
Economic instability, including market troubles linked to Trump's tariff policies, is highlighted as a contributing factor to the administration's perceived collapse.
Carville characterizes the situation as the gravest political crisis in 80 years and calls the Trump administration 'nincompoops' and 'buffoons' in its handling of governance.
He describes the current moment as a 'glorious opportunity' for Democrats to redefine their platform and contrast themselves with Republican struggles, dismissing concerns over the party's current polling numbers.