President Trump Gaggles with Press Upon Departure from the White House, Nov. 6, 2026

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We had the most incredible job numbers. They came out many times higher than anticipated. The economy is doing well except for yesterday because of the uh vote.

Uh the country lost $3 trillion in value. We had a stock market that lost three trillion in value because of the vote. But the jobs numbers which just got announced 165,000 that was far in excess of what they thought they were thinking about 20 or 30 and they ended up 165,000 new jobs.

Yeah. Friday and Susie Wild's departure leads to Steven Miller will be the new chief of staff and Susie's going to go over to the political operation. What do you What do you want?

What do you want Steven Miller to do differently? Just run things well. You said you said about a month ago that there was zero chance that Cindy Wilds was going to be replaced.

So what changed, sir? What? I just wanted to know why you decided to make that decision.

Just wanted to make a change. Um I think Susie's done a very good job. Great job.

But I just wanted to make it. Z's been great. And uh we got to make you got to make moves.

Sometimes sometimes in life you have to make moves. Why did he resign? Why did you keep Steven's been with me from the beginning.

He gets it very good politically and he's a very good man. He'll do a great job. Great management message for Iran.

Iran very well with Iran. We're talking to Iran. We have been.

We haven't lost a soldier in seven months or six months. Uh we have the Palmo Straight opening doing more business than they've ever done with oil and we're doing very well and we are talking to how do they

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