Trump on '60 Minutes': MAGA Can Continue Without Me
President Donald Trump acknowledged in a CBS "60 Minutes" interview that his administration's Iran war and mass deportations caused political losses, while insisting he would make the same decisions again. He also said the MAGA movement can continue without him. Trump attributed the Republican midterm defeat partly to his absence from ballots and admitted the deportation policy may have been too harsh, expressing willingness to work with the new Democratic majority on immigration. He announced limited cabinet changes but maintained confidence in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Regarding the 2028 election, Trump declined to name a successor but spoke positively of Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He also suggested Ukraine could emerge from peace negotiations with different territorial borders, without specifying details.