Chris Cuomo Flooded With Democrat Callers Admitting They Were Wrong About Donald Trump [WATCH]

During a recent broadcast of his NewsNation program “Cuomo,” host Chris Cuomo invited viewers to call in and share moments when they may have been wrong about a political figure or issue.

The segment, intended to create an open space for public reflection, took an unexpected turn when several self-identified Democrats used the opportunity to express support for President Donald Trump and acknowledge that their previous criticisms had been misguided.

Cuomo, the former CNN anchor and brother of former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, introduced the topic by encouraging viewers to “admit what they were wrong about.”

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The response from callers quickly shifted the conversation toward growing approval among some Democrat voters for Trump’s performance on issues such as immigration, economic stability, and foreign policy.

One of the first callers, a woman named Chrissy, identified herself as a “proud Democrat” and told Cuomo that she no longer held the same negative views about President Trump.

“I’m not too proud to say that I am wrong about Trump,” she said.

When asked to elaborate, Chrissy cited immigration and financial performance as areas where she had revised her opinion.

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“I’m happy about what’s happening with immigration. I thought the stock market would tank—and I’m pretty happy with my 401(k). There’s a few things that I just thought would go wrong, and I’m very happy,” she said.

Cuomo’s producer noted during the segment that Chrissy’s remarks were not unique.

According to the producer, many callers were expressing similar sentiments.

Another caller, David, also described himself as a registered Democrat and echoed the theme of re-evaluated support.

“Even people from my party are starting to admit that President Trump is doing something good,” David said.

He added that such realizations could have a unifying effect across political divisions.

In response, Cuomo commented that Democrats should focus more on explaining what they aim to improve rather than simply criticizing opponents.

“You can’t just keep saying the other guy is worse,” he said.

A third caller, Matty Stu, connected his change of perspective to recent events in the Middle East, referencing the October 7th attacks and growing concerns over anti-Semitism.

“I was wrong to hate President Trump,” he said. “It took October 7th for me to realize that, and him coming into office, and with whatever the Democrats are these days, and the rise of anti-Semitism to make Trump the common sense hero of Israel.”

Cuomo acknowledged that callers expressing these views might face backlash from others on the left.

“There’s nothing wrong with being happy with results,” he said.

“No matter who gives them to you.”

“I’m not too proud to say that I [was] wrong about Trump. I’m a proud Democrat and he’s done a lot of things…”

“How so?”

“Immigration. I’m happy about what’s happening with immigration. I thought the stock market would tank—and I’m pretty happy with my 401(k).” pic.twitter.com/n4f4Mq8rMC

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) August 1, 2025

Cuomo has previously voiced frustration with far-left factions within his own party.

In May, he criticized members of the House progressive wing—commonly referred to as “The Squad”—for their response to the killing of Israeli embassy staff by a Palestinian sympathizer.

“Democrats, my brothers and sisters, I understand why you’re worried about Trump. I understand why you call him an ultimate evil, but I don’t agree,” Cuomo said during that segment.

“And if you want the ultimate evil, look at the Islamists, the extreme ones in America, not just Muslims, and mind your dogs who are doing their bidding.”

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“We know the shooter is a far-left activist caught on camera shouting ‘Free Palestine.’ And as he was arrested, he kept chanting the slogan and said, ‘I did it for Gaza.’ So why the F are all these people on the left… pic.twitter.com/NqotvJZrRv

— Jason Cohen (@JasonJournoDC) May 23, 2025

The wave of Democrat callers voicing support for President Trump during a show hosted by Chris Cuomo has raised questions about public opinion polling and the broader political landscape as the country moves toward the 2026 midterm elections.

Despite polling data suggesting erosion in support, segments like Cuomo’s suggest a more complicated picture among voters.

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