
US President Donald Trump said in an interview with CBS that he expects to make more changes in his administration after the defeat of the Republican Party in the midterm congressional elections, announced the replacement of Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, and confirmed his confidence in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
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US President Donald Trump conducted an interview with CBS's Ross Douthat, scheduled to air Sunday on "60 Minutes," in which he announced the replacement of Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, and affirmed his confidence in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
US President Donald Trump revealed, in an interview conducted on Friday, that he expects to make more changes in his administration in the wake of the defeat suffered by the Republican Party in the midterm congressional elections. Which suggests that chief of staff, Susie Wiles, is not the only person who will be replaced.
Speaking with CBS' Ross Douthat in an interview scheduled to air Sunday on "60 Minutes," Trump answered "yes" when asked if he planned to fire some officials.
"To some extent," Trump said, adding: "I like the members of my administration, and I think they're good, but I'll probably make some changes. I don't want to mention specific names."
This interview came on the same day that Trump announced he would replace Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, a staunch loyalist known for his sharp views, who previously served as a senior adviser and led Trump's immigration agenda.
When asked if he still trusted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth - whom some Republicans blamed for the party's failures in the midterm elections - he replied: "Yes, I do. Look, we've won two wars."
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