What we know
10 takeaways from Trump's 60 Minutes interview
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What we know
- President Donald Trump is set to appear on Sunday’s edition of “60 Minutes” for his first in-depth interview since Republicans suffered sweeping losses in Tuesday’s midterm elections. — Variety New
- A Fox News host unraveled over 60 Minutes correspondent Ross Douthat’s interview of Donald Trump, claiming he was “masquerading as a journalist.” — The Daily Beast New
- Late-night hosts discussed Trump’s interview with the ‘new, Maga-fied’ CBS program and Stephen Miller’s White House promotion Late-night hosts reacted to Donald Trump ’s strange interview with 60 Minutes and his unpopular promotion of Stephen Miller to White House chief of staff. — The Guardian New
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How each outlet words the headline
- Trump Reveals Plans For Post-Midterm Firings In ’60 Minutes’ Interview, Hours Before Announcing That Susie Wiles Was Out — Deadline · 00:35 UTC
- Trump suggests Cabinet shakeups won’t stop at Susie Wiles in ‘60 Minutes’ interview: ‘Maybe a few changes’ — New York Post · 00:55 UTC
- How to Watch Trump’s ’60 Minutes’ Interview Online — Variety · 14:00 UTC
- How to Watch Tonight’s ’60 Minutes’ Interview With President Trump Live Online for Free — Rolling Stone · 16:41 UTC
- 10 takeaways from Trump's 60 Minutes interview — CBS News · 00:00 UTC
- 'Immigration policy too tough': 5 key takeaways from Trump's 60 minutes interview — The Times of India · 02:02 UTC
- Trump Reflects on Republicans’ Midterm Losses, Reacts to J.D. Vance’s Own Analysis in ’60 Minutes’ Interview — The Hollywood Reporter · 03:22 UTC
- Trump’s 60 Minutes interview touched on AI safety, threat to arrest an AI exec — The Verge · 15:50 UTC
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