Trump's 'terrifying' leap into Ramaswamy ad drama has GOP base 'outraged': analysts

President Donald Trump took what some political analysts described as a "terrifying" dive into some high-profile Republican drama that has left parts of his base outraged. Trump defended an ad publicized by Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign that featured the estranged mother of his Democratic opponent, Amy Acton, calling her a liar. Acton and her brother have been separated from their parents since she was 12 years old after her father was charged with raping her. On Thursday, Trump defended the ad by arguing that there is nothing wrong with having a mother speak out against her daughter. "Who wouldn't use such an Ad? I would, it's called, 'hitting pay dirt,'" Trump wrote on Truth Social. Panelists on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" said the fallout from Trump's comments continues to ripple across the GOP base, and could cost Ramaswamy the election. "I've spoken to sources in Ohio today...