In a highly anticipated return to "60 Minutes," President Donald Trump engaged in a candid discussion with anchor Norah O'Donnell, addressing pivotal issues such as immigration, healthcare, and U.S.-China relations during a wide-ranging interview that marked his first appearance on the program in five years.
Trump defended his administration's controversial ICE raids, insisting they "haven't gone far enough" and justifying aggressive enforcement tactics as necessary for national security, despite concerns raised about their brutality.
On nuclear policy, Trump announced plans to restart U.S. nuclear weapons testing after a three-decade hiatus, indicating that these tests would not involve actual explosions, while claiming other nations are conducting secret tests.
The interview elicited intense reactions across the political landscape, with commentators sharply divided on Trump's remarks, including criticisms of his dismissive stance on inflation and economic reality.
Trump's puzzling claim of ignorance regarding the details of his pardon for crypto billionaire Changpeng Zhao added to the scrutiny of his leadership and decision-making processes, fueling debates about accountability.
Amidst the spirited dialogue, Trump's demeanor raised health concerns among critics, as observers noted signs of distress, prompting further discussions about his fitness for office and the implications for his potential future ambitions.
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