US President Trump was interviewed by CBS on the evening of November 8, 2026. This was the first time the Republican Party spoke out since losing fiasco in the midterm elections. In a 27-minute interview, Trump blamed his defeat on “not being on the ballot” and voters' dissatisfaction with the US-Iran war, rarely admitting that the immigration expulsion policy was “excellent.” Here are the top 10 highlights from this interview: 1. The Republican Party lost the midterm elections — the Republican Party lost a big loss. Trump believes that supporters did not come out to vote due to “not being on the ballot”. At the same time, voters are generally dissatisfied with the US-Iran war and soaring gasoline prices. 2. Insistent economic performance is “phenomenal” — Faced with a poll where three-quarters of voters were dissatisfied with the economy, Trump insisted that economic data and 401 bills reached record highs, blaming the poll problem on the government's “lack of publicity.” 3. There is no intention of escalating the US-Iran war yet — Trump does not agree with Vice President Vance's criticism of the war. He insisted that they would go to war against Iran again because this prevented Iran from possessing nuclear weapons, but promised that he has no intention of continuing to escalate military action. 4. It is rare to acknowledge that immigration deportation policies are “too strict” — Faced with the reality that more than half of voters think immigration policies are excessive, Trump acknowledged that the current deportations are “too severe” and expressed his desire to reach a cooperative agreement with congressional Democrats on immigration issues. 5. Denies using his power to make money — In response to his net worth soaring nearly $3 billion and the conflict of interest in the family's cryptocurrency business, Trump insisted that he “never paid attention to personal net worth,” saying that his business empire was run by his sons and was unaware of it. 6. White House cabinet “big blood change” — Trump hinted at personnel changes. At the same time, he clearly supports and rejects the Democratic Party's call to impeach Secretary of Defense Hegseth. 7. A wait-and-see attitude towards his team's endorsement — Facing the 2028 presidential election, Trump said the Republican Party had plenty of talent. He “may endorse, but not necessarily,” or he may not participate in the primary election at all. 8. Plans to issue “massive amnesties” — Trump bluntly stated that in order to protect “good people” serving the country from being prosecuted by “far-left maniacs,” he plans to issue a huge number of pardons before leaving office, and once again claims that the “Capitol Hill rioters” have been treated the most unfairly. 9. UFO secrets revealed for the first time — Trump revealed that during his tenure he signed an executive order requesting the declassification of UFO-related files. He said that although he didn't fully believe it, many excellent Air Force pilots had personally reported very strange and unexplainable aerial phenomena to him. 10. The World After Death: Never Forgive Your Political Enemy — At the end of the interview, when asked if he would be willing to forgive his political opponents if he could go to heaven after death, Trump bluntly declined: “The answer is absolutely no. I do hate some of my enemies, and I will hate them for the rest of my life.”

US President Trump was interviewed by CBS on the evening of November 8, 2026. This was the first time the Republican Party spoke out since losing fiasco in the midterm elections. In a 27-minute interview, Trump blamed his defeat on “not being on the ballot” and voters' dissatisfaction with the US-Iran war, rarely admitting that the immigration expulsion policy was “excellent.” Here are the top 10 highlights from this interview: 1. The Republican Party lost the midterm elections — the Republican Party lost a big loss. Trump believes that supporters did not come out to vote due to “not being on the ballot”. At the same time, voters are generally dissatisfied with the US-Iran war and soaring gasoline prices. 2. Insistent economic performance is “phenomenal” — Faced with a poll where three-quarters of voters were dissatisfied with the economy, Trump insisted that economic data and 401 bills reached record highs, blaming the poll problem on the government's “lack of publicity.” 3. There is no intention of escalating the US-Iran war yet — Trump does not agree with Vice President Vance's criticism of the war. He insisted that they would go to war against Iran again because this prevented Iran from possessing nuclear weapons, but promised that he has no intention of continuing to escalate military action. 4. It is rare to acknowledge that immigration deportation policies are “too strict” — Faced with the reality that more than half of voters think immigration policies are excessive, Trump acknowledged that the current deportations are “too severe” and expressed his desire to reach a cooperative agreement with congressional Democrats on immigration issues. 5. Denies using his power to make money — In response to his net worth soaring nearly $3 billion and the conflict of interest in the family's cryptocurrency business, Trump insisted that he “never paid attention to personal net worth,” saying that his business empire was run by his sons and was unaware of it. 6. “Big blood change” in the White House cabinet — Trump hinted at personnel changes. At the same time, he clearly supports and rejects the Democratic Party's call to impeach Secretary of Defense Hegseth. 7. A wait-and-see attitude towards his team's endorsement — Facing the 2028 presidential election, Trump said the Republican Party had plenty of talent. He “may endorse, but not necessarily,” or he may not participate in the primary election at all. 8. Plans to issue “massive amnesties” — Trump bluntly stated that in order to protect “good people” serving the country from being prosecuted by “far-left maniacs,” he plans to issue a huge number of pardons before leaving office, and once again claims that the “Capitol Hill rioters” have been treated the most unfairly. 9. UFO secrets revealed for the first time — Trump revealed that during his tenure he signed an executive order requesting the declassification of UFO-related files. He said that although he didn't fully believe it, many excellent Air Force pilots had personally reported very strange and unexplainable aerial phenomena to him. 10. The World After Death: Never Forgive Your Political Enemy — At the end of the interview, when asked if he would be willing to forgive his political opponents if he could go to heaven after death, Trump bluntly declined: “The answer is absolutely no. I do hate some of my enemies, and I will hate them for the rest of my life.”