Trump says he'd like to "have a much softer tone"

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"There would be some things, I'm not sure I want to reveal them all," Trump told WJLA in Washington, DC, during a campaign blitz on the eve of Tuesday's midterm elections.

"But I would say yours," he continued. "I'd like to have a much softer tone, I think to some extent I do not have a choice, but maybe so, and maybe I could be sweeter with that." point of view."

Trump added that he "would like to hear" with the Democrats, but suggested that bipartisanship should wait until the end of the campaign's mid-term.

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Scott Thurman of WJLA also asked Trump when he thought his incendiary rhetoric about immigrants and immigration policy had led to fear or racism.

"No, I do not, and it's not racist, it's just that people have to enter our country legally, otherwise you do not have a country," Trump said.

Trump was again criticized for his repeated and intense attacks on Democrats, the media and immigrants as a result of a series of bomb threats against critics of his presidency and a massacre perpetrated in a Pittsburgh synagogue.

Critics argued that the president's rhetoric had still inflamed divisions in the country, but the president had denied being responsible for both incidents. Rather, he suggested that the media be responsible for the "big anger" in the country.

In a hurry to do it last month if he wanted to temper his speech during his campaign snoring, Trump suggested that he could "soften the tone".

"I think I've been toned down, if you want to know the truth," Trump said.

Trump repeatedly denounces the "false information" as negative and said in recent months that some media were "enemies of the people".

He was criticized for his speech on immigrants dating back to the launch of his presidential campaign in 2015, when he suggested that some Mexican immigrants were "criminals" and "rapists".

Trump has seized immigration as a signature problem during the last few weeks of the mid-term campaign, repeatedly portraying an alleged caravan of Central American migrants as an imminent threat to national security. The president claimed that "criminals", "thugs" and "unknowns from the Middle East" were part of the group, but did not elaborate on these suggestions.

Fox News and NBC have both fired an illegal anti-immigration announcement from Trump – initially sent via his Twitter account – amid a vivid reaction and accusations of xenophobia.