Trump announces his willingness to stop “insulting” Democrats to reach agreements

- US President Donald Trump said that he has the ability to work with Democrats without insulting them, as he completes the last two years of his presidential term, in light of the Republican Party losing control of Congress. Trump said during an interview recorded on Friday for the "60 Minutes" program, which is scheduled to be broadcast on Sunday, that he could "easily" stop attacking Democrats for six months, if that would allow the two parties to reach an agreement on policies.

However, a few moments before that - according to a clip published by CBS News - the president returned to using one of his usual descriptions of members of the rival party. “I also call a lot of them Dumbocrats,” Trump said.

Trump has indicated in recent days his openness to working with Democrats on issues such as immigration and economic development. “I actually think we can get a lot of things done together,” Trump told reporters on Friday.

A lot of these issues, you know, are based on common sense, and I think you'll see that.” Trump also pledged to use his veto to push Democrats toward bipartisan agreements.