He predicted a GOP Senate win. Hear what went wrong

Pollster and communication strategist Frank Luntz joins "CNN This Morning" to discuss the 2022 midterm elections and why pundits and poll watchers got their predictions wrong. #CNN #News

[Geewasright]

Frank Luntz in a media interview berating the media for listening to people like him. What a time to be alive.

[morris]

Frank Luntz is constantly explaining why he was wrong this time.

[reallybadgamer]

I voted red my entire life but since they've gone crazy, I joined the 8-9% (who changed their mind) and voted blue... glad to see how things turned out

[paigesanders]

This is the problem: Listening to a person that's actually trying to gaslight everyone once again on air!!

[rachelharrison]

I went to the same college as Luntz and the school newspaper was making fun of him back then for taking himself too seriously. Some things never change!

[McLKeith]

I am a Canadian who wasn't sure if the US democracy would survive this election. My faith in the average American has grown.

[hansoncogen]

Thank you, Frank, for brainwashing the deplorables and lulling them into a sense of security. Thank you. Thank you.

[davestambaugh]

I have a real hard time believing that anyone does not know how they are going to vote until they enter the voting booth. That thought is surely absurd.

[tinadavis]

Frank Luntz is good at talking himself out of self made predicaments.

[taragraves]

Guy who posted his prediction of election results on social media: "media needs to stop predicting elections"

[superchick]

So glad people woke up and realized that they’d rather live well mentally.

[marilynmartin]

We didn’t change our minds. It was a large group of us that decided to not tell pollsters that we were actually voting BLUE!!!!

[gigglehertz]

"Conservatives don't respond to polls because they think it might be used against them." I'm sorry what? Just once I'd like a journalist to ask a hard hitting follow-up question

[sneakyix]

The only poll this guy was right about was the one that asked, "am I wearing an embarrassingly bad piece?"

[ericcoyle]

There are probably GOP members listening to this and thinking, "so, if we could take women's vote away we could win next time" and thinking that is a good idea.

[janewilson]

This guy is like, "I take responsibility, but I don't TAKE responsibility. And it's not my fault if I get it wrong. My polling was wrong, but, see, I wasn't wrong. See?"

[erockromulan]

I called Trump a traitor after January 6th. Now I don't get invited to birthday parties, BBQs, weddings, etc. That man has left a giant orange stain on my life and this nation's history. Things will never go back to normal even if he is held to account (which I fully doubt).

[andysharp]

"Look - there's no 'I' in gaslighting. There just isn't."
- Frank Luntz.

[MrSparkula]

Frank Luntz needs to take a poll on how believable his fake hair is.

[AkPacerPilot]

It’s the questions the polls asked and how they interpreted the answer. I got polled twice over the last month. The poll asked how I felt about the economy, asked how I felt about crime, asked what party I identified as…. never once asked who I was planing voting for or who I actually believe is responsible for those issues. Don’t ask straight up, your not going to get a straight answer