Body Language Experts Say Haley Stevens Was ‘Highly Nervous’ In Her Viral CNN Interview — Here’s The Giveaway

After surprising Democrats with a high-stakes endorsement, Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) came off as "highly nervous" and "dismissive" during her now-viral "trainwreck" of an interview on Sunday with CNN's Anderson Cooper, according to body language experts who reviewed the 15-minute conversation.

Anderson Cooper calls out ‘frustrating’ politician in awkward interview with flip-flopping Democrat live on CNN

Cooper and Rep. Haley Stevens spoke over each other after the Democratic Congresswoman endorsed Republican Mike Rogers following her Michigan primary loss to Abdul El-Sayed.

‘Craziest S**t Ever’: Viewers Can’t Look Away From ‘Train Wreck’ Haley Stevens Interview

Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) struggled through an interview with CNN ’s Anderson Cooper on Sunday evening ― and viewers struggled to watch it, with many calling it “painful,” “uncomfortable” and a “train wreck.”

‘Was That a Question?’ Haley Stevens Battles Anderson Cooper Over Her Decision to Turn on Abdul El-Sayed in Awkward, Surreal CNN Interview

Haley Stevens defended her decision to turn against Abdul El-Sayed in a stunning CNN interview filled with awkward silences and odd exchanges.
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“Abdul is a scary angry man”: Hasan Piker reacts to Haley Stevens’ CNN interview with Anderson Cooper

Hasan Piker has responded to Haley Stevens’ CNN interview with Anderson Cooper on Sunday. For those unversed, Stevens withdrew her support for Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and endorsed a Republican candidate just two days ahead of the midterm election. She announced the same in a video ( @HaleyforMI) posted on X and said,

Michigan Dem Looks Like Deer In Headlights Speaking To CNN Right After Stevens’ Bonkers Interview

Rep. Debbie Dingell — who was mentioned numerous times in Stevens’ interview — said her colleague’s attack on Abdul El-Sayed is a “distraction.”
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CNN presses Speaker Johnson on gas prices

In an interview with CNN’s Manu Raju at a campaign stop in Iowa, House Speaker Mike Johnson said gas prices would fall “soon after the election” if Republicans win.