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President Donald Trump: The 2026 60 Minutes post-midterms interview

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President Donald Trump: The 2026 60 Minutes post-midterms interview. (2026, November 9). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/donald-trump-60-minutes-video-2026-11-08/

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President Trump speaks on the TV show 60 Minutes about various topics following the midterm elections where Republicans suffered losses. The interview covers his views on possible political successors, a potential war with Iran, immigration policies, accusations of corruption against him, and concerns over artificial intelligence.
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On November 7, 2026, President Donald Trump gave his first post-midterm interview to CBS News's *60 Minutes*, conducted by correspondent Ross Douthat. In this interview, Trump reflected on the significant electoral losses suffered by Republicans, including losing more than 40 House seats and at least seven Senate seats. Despite these defeats, Trump maintained that if he had been running for re-election, the results would have been different due to his strong campaign presence. He attributed part of the loss to voter disapproval over the ongoing war in Iran and rising gas prices, though exit polls suggested that about 63% of midterm voters disapproved of Trump's job performance overall.

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In a wide-ranging conversation, President Trump discusses Republican losses in the midterms, his potential successors, the Iran war, immigration, allegations of corruption, and artificial intelligence.
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In a wide-ranging conversation, President Trump discusses Republican losses in the midterms, his potential successors, the Iran war, immigration, allegations of corruption, and artificial intelligence. asserted
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