Trump Signals Aggressive Policy Shifts in First TV Interview of Second Term
In a Fox News interview, President Trump defends controversial pardons, hints at investigations into Biden, and outlines hardline stances on immigration, Russia, and China.
- President Donald Trump used his first TV interview of his second term to defend pardons for January 6 rioters, describing some offenses as 'minor incidents,' despite criticism from allies and opponents alike.
- Trump criticized his predecessor Joe Biden, suggesting potential investigations into Biden's actions and pardons, while making veiled comments about Biden not pardoning himself.
- On immigration, Trump reiterated his hardline stance, claiming without evidence that 'thousands of murderers' have entered the U.S., while defending his restrictive migration policies.
- Trump signaled a tougher approach toward Russia, threatening sanctions if Putin does not pursue peace in Ukraine, marking a shift from his previous rhetoric of camaraderie with the Russian leader.
- The president also hinted at escalating trade tensions with China, suggesting increased tariffs while leaving the door open for potential negotiations if Beijing agrees to concessions.






















































































































