Transcript: Rep. Jason Crow on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," Oct. 25, 2026
Summary
Rep. Jason Crow said Democrats would focus on the cost of living, health care, housing and groceries if they win control of the House. He acknowledged that Democrats had failed to address voters’ concerns in past election cycles and said the party must rebuild support among working-class and rural voters. The interview also raised questions about potential Democratic investigations and a remark by Sen. Elissa Slotkin about deterring people from working for the Trump administration; the transcript provided ends before Crow responds.Key Facts
- Crow is a Democratic representative from Colorado and the House Democrats’ battleground chair.
- Crow said Democratic candidates are campaigning on making bills, health care, housing and groceries more affordable.
- Crow said 57% of voters in CBS polling did not think Democrats had a clear plan to address those concerns.
- Crow said Democrats had lost 90% of U.S. counties in the fall 2024 election and needed to win back working-class and rural voters.
- Crow said Democrats were running against Donald Trump, MAGA extremism and corruption, as well as their own past record.
- The interviewer asked Crow about potential Democratic investigations if the party won the House.
- Sen. Elissa Slotkin said she wanted to deter young people from working for the Trump administration; the supplied transcript ends before Crow answers about her remarks.
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