Donald Trump’s crushing midterm defeat didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the conservative 60 Minutes newcomer tapped to handle the president’s first major post-election interview. Ross Douthat, who joined CBS in July from The New York Times,

In an interview with two Times reporters, President Trump blamed the G.O.P.’s losses on the fact that he was not on the ballot and said he was willing to work with Democrats.

The 45th and now 47th president of the United States sat down on Sunday for a sweeping interview with journalist Norah O'Donnell on 60 Minutes, the very same program he sued the network's parent company, Paramount Global, over last year and settled with in July.

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Democrats have been very vocal about saying they want to impeach you for a third time. They don't know what they're gonna impeach you for.

Donald Trump hinted at multiple Cabinet-level firings in a 60 Minutes interview he taped before he announced Stephen Miller was being promoted.

CBS’s 60 Minutes landed the first sitdown interview with Donald Trump since Republicans midterm drubbing, and a natural question was whether he expected to fire anyone. “I do,” Trump told correspondent Ross Douthat.

Well, I think maybe the people don't know what a great job Dan Sullivan does. Senator Sullivan is a great Senator, respected by everybody. And I think I have to tell the people I did win it three times; in fact, I got the highest vote in the history of Alaska.