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Trump Discusses Mortality in CBS Interview

In a recent interview on CBS's 60 Minutes, Donald Trump addressed questions about mortality. Correspondent Ross Douthat asked Trump about the impact of assassination attempts on his views of death and what he believes happens after life. Trump expressed hope for being missed and stated that as a religious person, he believes he would go to heaven.

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During a CBS 60 Minutes interview, Donald Trump discussed questions about mortality with correspondent Ross Douthat. Douthat inquired if Trump's experiences with assassination attempts affected his views on death and what he thinks happens after life. Trump expressed his hope of being missed and stated that, as a religious person, he believes he would go to heaven. The interview included moments of awkwardness as Trump navigated the topic.

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  • Donald Trump was interviewed on CBS's 60 Minutes.
  • The interview was conducted by Ross Douthat.
  • Douthat asked Trump about his views on mortality.
  • Trump expressed hope of being missed after death.
  • He stated he believes he would go to heaven.
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Trump ‘60 Minutes’ Interview Goes Off Rails With Wild Death Questions

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Trump Discusses Mortality in CBS Interview