Days after Republicans faced a series of bruising midterm election losses, President Trump stood by his handling of the economy and the Iran war, but he acknowledged some "bad messaging" on economic issues and said his immigration crackdown was "too tough" at times. Here are the biggest takeaways from the interview:

Days after Democrats took back the House and the Senate, Trump says he is ordering the Justice Department to investigate them. In two Truth Social posts, he accused Democrats of "extortion at the highest level" for threatening to impeach Attorney General Todd Blanche, claimed they are threatening Republican donors with prison, and called them "SLEAZEBAGS" who should go to jail. He also told people to send the alleged "threatening letters" directly to him and singled out Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, though her actual comments were about discouraging young people from working for his administration.

Days after elections that swept Democrats to statewide leadership in Texas, Houston's mayor ordered his city's police department to curtail its cooperation with federal immigration officers, contrary to Republican-backed state law

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