President Donald Trump blamed "bad messaging" for the GOP's losses amid a White House shake-up that promoted Stephen Miller to chief of staff, according to a video report from ABC News published November 9.

The ABC News summary describes Miller as the architect of Trump's hard-line immigration policy. Its headline links the reaction to the shake-up with newly elected Democrats heading to Washington, but the summary does not say when those Democrats will arrive or what the reaction consists of beyond Trump's comments on messaging.

Politico reported in an article by Lisa Kashinsky, Alec Hernandez and Erin Doherty, published November 10, that presidential hopefuls are "working the phones" to build relationships with a new slate of Democratic figures in key early states. The article's headline says these newly elected Democrats will shape 2028.

The Politico summary does not name the presidential hopefuls, the Democratic figures, or the early states. Neither the ABC News summary nor the Politico summary says whether the White House shake-up and the outreach to newly elected Democrats are connected. Each report is therefore presented separately, as each source describes it.

The ABC News summary also does not say where or when Trump made his comments about messaging. It does not identify which losses or races he was referring to.

This account is limited to the headlines and summaries of the two reports, not their full text, video, or any other reporting.

Sources: ABC News: WATCH: New reaction to White House shake-up as newly elected Democrats head to Washington; Politico: These newly-elected Democrats will shape 2028.