60 Minutes President Donald Trump's extended 60 Minutes interview
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Nov 3, 2025 
Norah O’Donnell interviews President Donald J. Trump, the incumbent U.S. president and prominent businessperson. They delve into U.S.-China trade dynamics, discussing tariffs and strategic competition. Trump shares insights on military commitments regarding Taiwan, the Venezuelan situation framed as anti-narcotics, and the Middle East, including Israel and Iran policies. He addresses domestic issues, including immigration enforcement and urban crime, while reflecting on political violence and the implications for 2028. Trump's perspective on tariffs and health care reform rounds out a compelling discussion.
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Listing Claimed Foreign Policy Wins
- Trump lists conflicts he says he helped end, naming countries across Asia and Africa.
- He credits tariffs and direct pressure for brokering those pauses in fighting.
Venezuela Framed As Migration And Drug Threat
- On Venezuela, Trump frames military presence as aimed at drugs and crimes tied to migration rather than immediate regime change.
- He repeatedly links migration, crime, and foreign policy as connected threats.
Hostage Releases In Gaza
- Trump says he negotiated the release of remaining Israeli hostages and brokered a fragile ceasefire.
- He emphasizes toughness as the tool that secured the releases and improved recovery of bodies.