Trump Says He Has No Plans for Cabinet Changes After Midterm Losses

Politics · First reported 4 Nov, 05:41 · Updated 06:13

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After Democrats took control of the House and Senate, Trump said he was not planning Cabinet changes. He also discussed working with Democrats and attributed part of the Republican losses to fuel costs and Iran-related concerns, according to one report.

Trump said he had no plans to change his Cabinet after Democrats took control of the House and Senate.
He said he was open to working with Democrats during the lame-duck period and beyond.
Trump cited Iran and high fuel costs as factors in the Republican losses, while saying the results had nothing to do with his Cabinet.
He said he would consider further action against Iran if it did not comply, and said an agreement could be possible if it were binding and prevented Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

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Key facts

Cabinet plans: Trump said he had no plans to change his Cabinet.
Congress: The reports say Democrats took control of the House and Senate.
Factors Trump cited: He cited Iran and high fuel costs.
Iran: Trump said further action could depend on Iran’s conduct and whether a binding agreement was reached.