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Donald Trump said he “probably cannot” forgive his enemies, even if it means he won’t make it into heaven, the president told Ross Douthat in a “60 Minutes” interview that aired Sunday. “Let’s say you pass away.
The blunder came during the president’s interview on “60 Minutes.”
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Secret Service puts White House on lockdown after car rams through secure area with Trump home in DC
WASHINGTON — A car jumped a curb and plowed into an informational sign near the White House on Monday — prompting police to order the driver to the ground as the Secret Service moved journalists indoors.
Donald Trump faced pointed questions from Ross Douthat on “60 Minutes” about Republican midterm losses, immigration, his personal wealth and mortality.
I hope so,” Trump told Ross Douthat during a “60 Minutes” interview. “I don’t want to go to hell.” But in practically the next breath, Trump rejected one of the core tenets of Christian faith and seemed to admit he might not make it there.
Ross Douthat, a CBS News correspondent for “60 Minutes,” asked Trump about his possible endorsement in the 2028 GOP presidential primary race in an interview that aired on Sunday. The president said that he would “probably” endorse someone, but “not necessarily.”
President Donald Trump told "60 Minutes" that he doubts Democrats will impeach him a third time despite a past history of animosity towards each other.
President Trump said he “cannot” forgive his enemies and never would — even if doing so would shut him out of Heaven . The commander-in-chief said he’d rather languish in purgatory than forgive his foes after being posed the hypothetical in a “60 Minutes” interview with correspondent Ross Douthat Sunday.
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Trump Crumbles Trying to Defend How Much Money He’s Made as President
President Donald Trump had a tough time on CBS’s 60 Minutes trying to defend the massive increase in his wealth since the start of his second term. In an interview that aired Sunday, interviewer Ross Douthat pointed out to the president that his net worth has gone up by $3 billion since January 2025,
President Trump remained optimistic about GOP chances ahead of polls closing: "We have a good chance. But we're not going to be embarrassed."
