In a preview of his upcoming interview on CBS's 60 Minutes, President Trump stated he could refrain from insulting Democrats to secure bipartisan deals in the next Congress. He acknowledged his past use of derogatory nicknames but expressed confidence in his ability to work with Democrats. The midterm elections resulted in a Democratic majority, with Trump indicating he may fire cabinet members as he prepares for the next legislative session.
Key facts
- Trump stated he could refrain from insults to make bipartisan deals.
- The interview will air on CBS's 60 Minutes on Sunday night.
- Democratic candidates Talarico and Andrews won their Senate races.
- Trump has indicated he may fire cabinet members after the midterms.
- The midterm elections resulted in a Democratic majority in Congress.
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