MAGA Ever After?

CNN Senior Correspondent Donie O'Sullivan returns with an examination of how, a decade after MAGA remade the right, President Trump's second term has tested the movement's faithful, from the Iran war and the Epstein files to the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's death.  In this hour, O'Sullivan travels across the country, revisiting people and communities he's followed for years, from die-hard loyalists to a new generation moving even further to the right. With access built over years inside MAGA communities, O'Sullivan asks whether the movement's loyalty to Trump can survive his second term."From Tucker Carlson to Marjorie Taylor Greene, some of the president's loudest supporters have turned on him this year. Many in the MAGA base don't know where to turn or who to trust. We ask what comes next for the Republican Party in a post-Trump world," said O'Sullivan.O'Sullivan speaks with Ashley St. Clair, a former MAGA influencer and the mother of one of Elon Musk's children; James Fishback, a far-right political activist and former gubernatorial candidate in Florida; Gen Z streamer Sneako, a social media personality; and the prominent Trump ally Laura Loomer, along with other voices from across the political right. Together, they reveal a movement in flux, shaped by the contradictions of the online world where millions engage in politics, and raise the question of what comes next for MAGA.