Watch Donald Trump's Adviser Get Told He’s Losing In TV’s Most Awkward Exchange

Donald Trump’s umpteenth campaign reboot is… not going great.

The Republican presidential candidate has attempted to recover his slipping poll numbers by shaking up campaign staff, bringing conservative website Breitbart’s Stephan Bannon into the fold and replacing controversial campaign manager Paul Manafort with Kellyanne Conway.

According to the Washington Post, these newbies will “let Trump be Trump”; an approach many would argue is precisely what has caused his most recent, near-fatal blunders (such as the attacks on the Khan family and his call for “Second Amendment people” to take action against a potential President Hillary Clinton).

If Day One of the new order is any indication of the campaign’s latest direction, we are, at the very least, going to be getting a whole lot more viral internet content as a result.

Special council to the Donald, Michael Cohen, turned up on CNN yesterday to explain that the Trump campaign train was never better, believe him, only to become confounded by host Brianna Keiler’s assertion that his team is actually losing.

“Says who?” he asks.

“The polls; most of them. All of them,” she answers.

What follows is approximately ten hours of silence, before Cohen drops another, “Says who?”

“All of them,” comes the answer, delivered with more righteous indignation than any Samuel L. Jackson monologue you’ve ever heard.

At this point, we assume Cohen wishes he was enduring this awkward TV moment instead. Less painful.

According to leading forecast website FiveThirtyEight, Hillary Clinton, as of this writing, holds an 88.3 per cent chance of winning the U.S. presidential election this November. But only if you believe the polls.

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