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Kevin Stitt, a Republican who leaves office soon, told Politico voters are "tired" and want a change. His comments add to GOP infighting over Tuesday's losses.
Trump told CBS's 60 Minutes he may make "a few changes" after the midterm defeat, hours before his chief of staff was replaced. He also said he has confidence in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, though that backing is not a guarantee.
Days after Democrats won the House and Senate, Trump's new chief of staff praised the president for saving the Republican Party. The speech shows the White House is not backing down as Democrats prepare investigations.
The conservative podcaster, whose husband Stephen Miller becomes White House chief of staff Monday, said she didn't vote in Virginia because voting would expose her address. She had also blamed non-voting mothers for GOP losses.
The page listing financial disclosure forms for President Trump and top aides went offline Friday with no explanation. It came back after CBS News asked about it, and the White House has not said why it was removed.
Three days after Democrats won the House and Senate, President Trump promoted his hardline immigration adviser to run the White House staff. The move comes as incoming Democrats vow to investigate immigration policy.
The 37-year-old former teacher and seminarian defeated Attorney General Ken Paxton, flipping a seat Republicans had held for three decades and handing Democrats a key win in their bid for Senate control.
