Anderson Cooper 360°

Podcast host Scott Galloway says that "young men are the swingest of swing voters" and warns Democrats need concrete economic plans to hold onto them for future elections.

Construction on President Trump's triumphal arch was halted by a judge within an hour of its approval from a planning commission. Then the Trump administration launched a new website promoting the project. CNN's Sunlen Serfaty has the details.

Democratic Congressman Adam Smith predicts Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will be impeached by the House next week. Rep. Smith puts it bluntly: "Pete Hegseth is an a**hole, and Trump likes that."

In a major shakeup, President Trump announces that Susie Wiles is out as White House Chief of Staff, and longtime adviser Stephen Miller will step into the role. "It feels like he's there to affirm the president's worst instincts," says CNN Chief Political Analyst David Axelrod.

After the GOP's midterm rout, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces new scrutiny and calls for accountability from some lawmakers. "The man is incompetent, he never should have held the job in the first place," says Democratic Rep. Jason Crow, a combat veteran.

What does Elon Musk have to show for his nearly $500 million in campaign spending in the midterms? According to Charlie Warzel, staff writer with The Atlantic, "not a heck of a lot."

CNN's Sunlen Serfaty has an update on seems to be one of the president's main occupations these days - his proposed giant arch near Arlington Cemetery.

The blue wave continues with Democrats now just two seats away from their biggest win in the House since the Watergate wipeout of Republicans in 1974.

Hillary Clinton talks about facing off against Donald Trump in their second debate in 2016, just hours after the Access Hollywood tape broke. "I knew what he was doing, which was to try to intimidate me," says Clinton.

Democratic candidate for governor of Michigan Jocelyn Benson says that enthusiasm grew and "unity really started to build" after Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.

Kansas has not sent a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1932, but Pres. Trump's sagging approval ratings and high fuel costs are part of what's powering a surprisingly close Senate race. "People are deeply upset about what's happening," says Kansas Democratic nominee Adam Hamilton.

Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens talks about her shock endorsement of GOP Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race, after assuring friends and colleagues the night before that she wouldn't. "I think she is struggling," says Scott Jennings after Anderson's interview with Stevens.

Rep. Debbie Dingell reacts to Rep. Haley Stevens interview with Anderson Cooper and her explanations for why she endorsed Republican Mike Rogers for Senate. "That was one of the most painful interviews I have ever watched," says Dingell about her fellow Democrat.

Republican strategist David Urban calls Democratic infighting in Michigan and an alleged scheme in Alaska to recruit a spoiler candidate with the same name as the Republican incumbent "not a strong way to close" out this campaign.

A new report from the New York Times claims the president erupted after learning his former personal attorney Alina Habba signed a $50 million contract with the family of a wealthy pardon seeker. The Times' Tyler Pager is on the byline and joins 360°.

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed brushes off a former primary rival's call to denounce controversial ad.

President Trump's unpopularity in polls have Republicans concerned about seats in deep red states. "The headwinds they're dealing with right now are really one of Donald Trump's making," says Amy Walter, publisher and editor-in-chief of Cook Political Report.

President Trump has scrapped rallies planned for Iowa and Kansas this weekend, days before midterms. The New York Times' Lulu Garcia-Navarro says it's wise for him to stay home: "At this point he doesn't want to take the blame" for ugly results.

The president was in South Carolina today where the late Senator Lindsey Graham's sister Darline is in a very tight race with her Democratic challenger, Dr. Annie Andrews. CNN's Tom Foreman has more on the showdown.

In an exclusive report, the New York Times says Democrats are behind a secret effort to stack Alaska’s ballot in the state's Senate race. Kellen Browning, political reporter for The Times, talks with Anderson about his reporting.