US EditionTrump '60 Minutes' Interview: Here's What Happened
Trump defended tougher immigration enforcement and nuclear testing plans while rejecting government shutdown negotiations and criticizing healthcare and political opponents.
- On Friday, October 31, President Donald Trump sat with Norah O'Donnell at Mar-a-Lago and the 30-minute interview aired on Sunday, November 2, with an extended version available online.
- Paramount's summer settlement with Trump followed his lawsuit over a Kamala Harris interview, while new Paramount CEO David Ellison signaled friendlier CBS News ties.
- Trump argued the U.S. should resume nuclear testing, saying it is the only non-testing power and he intends to test 'like other countries do,' citing Russia and China and referencing the arsenal's vast destructive capacity.
- With the shutdown entering its sixth week, President Donald Trump said he won't yield to Democrats linking reopening to Affordable Care Act subsidies and will negotiate only after reopening.
- Threatening domestic action, President Donald Trump said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids 'have not gone far enough' due to liberal judges and he could invoke the Insurrection Act deploying Army and Marines; recent U.S. military strikes killed at least 61 people.
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President Donald Trump just made an astonishing "confession" about pardons, an analyst flagged Monday. In his Substack essay, Democratic strategist Mike Nellis, founder and chief strategy officer of Authentic, called out why Trump's response in a "60 Minutes" interview with journalist Norah O'Donnel...
Trump refuses to take 60 Minutes bait
“Have some of these raids gone too far?” Norah O’Donnell asked Donald Trump of ICE immigration arrests as he sat down with 60 Minutes for the first time in five years.Trump refused to take the bait. Instead of ranting or insulting O’Donnell, as she may have hoped, he was calm – and even counterintuitive. “We have to start off with a policy, and the policy has to be, you came into the country illegally, you’re going to go out,” he said. “We’re go…
Unlike Past GOP Presidents, Trump Doubles Down When Faced With Media Bias - Outflanks '60 Minutes' on Deportation Question
President Donald Trump has dominated this era in American history because, unlike nearly all other politicians, he always speaks truthfully. That does not mean, of course, that he never mixes […] The post Watch: Unlike Past GOP Presidents, Trump Doubles Down When Faced With Media Bias - Outflanks '60 Minutes' on Deportation Question appeared first on The Western Journal.
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