In an interview with CBS News, before the polls closed across the United States in this year's midterm elections, US President Donald Trump said in response to a question about the possibility of the Democrats taking over Congress next year: "I have the ultimate power; it's called the right of veto. Trump has said he is willing to veto Democratic legislation if necessary, and he would love to be called "Mr. veto" in describing his approach to Democrats if they win a majority in the House or Senate. Trump said that regardless of the election results and the composition of Congress next year, he is confident that he will be able to carry out his plans in the next two years. The President of the United States emphasized that if the Democrats in Congress try to limit his powers, he can increase the use of his executive power.

In an interview with CBS News, before the polls closed across the United States in this year's midterm elections, US President Donald Trump said in response to a question about the possibility of the Democrats taking over Congress next year: "I have the ultimate power; it's called the right of veto. Trump has said he is willing to veto Democratic legislation if necessary, and he would love to be called "Mr. veto" in describing his approach to Democrats if they win a majority in the House or Senate. Trump said that regardless of the election results and the composition of Congress next year, he is confident that he will be able to carry out his plans in the next two years. The President of the United States emphasized that if the Democrats in Congress try to limit his powers, he can increase the use of his executive power.