President Trump Vows to Work With Democrats but Warns Against Impeachment Push

President Trump addressed the Republican Party's midterm election losses during an unscheduled press event at the White House ballroom, saying the results would have been different if he had been on the ballot.

Speaking with reporters, Trump defended his administration's military actions against Iran, saying preventing the country from obtaining nuclear weapons was necessary, despite acknowledging the political consequences for Republicans. He also expressed a willingness to work with Democrats while warning he would use his veto power against legislation he considers destructive.

One America News Chief White House Correspondent Daniel Baldwin reports on Trump's reaction to the election results, the possibility of Democratic-led investigations and impeachment efforts, and what the changing balance of power in Congress could mean for the administration's legislative agenda.

Baldwin also discusses the potential for negotiations between Trump and congressional Democrats ahead of the new Congress taking office in January.