President Donald Trump 's response to a question about "due process" during an interview appearance on NBC News' Meet the Press on Sunday sparked alarm from his critics.

President Donald Trump is circumspect about his duties to uphold due process rights laid out in the Constitution, saying in a new interview.

It’s sad both for the White House and for the president,” one cardinal said. “I mean, he makes themselves ridiculous, right?”

The president also downplayed fears of a recession and spoke of potential successors when his four-year term ends in an NBC interview.

U.S President Donald Trump said that he "doesn't know" if he will uphold the constitutional process of due process when it comes to the immigrants whom his administration has been deporting by the tho

President Trump indicated some skepticism about his need to follow the Constitution regarding deportation cases, yielding to administration attorneys to guide him on what to do. Trump said in an NBC News interview with Kristen Welker that aired on “Meet the Press” on Sunday that he’s “relying” on Attorney General Pam Bondi on how

President Trump is minimizing concerns over further economic turmoil as he moves forward with trade negotiations and steps up pressure on Congress to pass a tax-and-spending bill. In the coming week,

President Donald Trump played down the fears of his critics — from the potential harms of a recession to worries about rising prices due to his tariffs to the possibility that he would seek a constitutionally forbidden third term — in a wide-ranging interview with NBC News’ “Meet the Press” moderator Kristen Welker at his Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach,