Trump suggests DOJ should investigate Dems over threats to impeach members of administration

More White House staff shakeups after last week's midterm election. President Donald Trump has suggested the DOJ investigate Democrats over threats to impeach members of the administration. Fox News reporter Alex Hogan has the latest. President Trump is here in Florida this weekend. Republicans are still reeling from midterm losses as they point to where they think things went wrong as Democrats pinpoint what they want to accomplish first. It could be Iran. I mean, we'll take time to dissect all of that. But at the end of the day, people want to know that they can afford their lives. And I think that the mission for Republicans is to get back focused on just on the cost of living. I am very interested in ending the war in Iran as quickly as possible. I want to see us. Claw back tariff policies back to the Congress where it started in our Constitution. And to be able to say when the president wants to impose a tariff, you've got to make the case for it. Other Democrats taking aim at administration officials amid speculation that Secretary of War Pete Hegseth could face an impeachment vote. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries says they'll discuss that when Democrats reconvene on Tuesday morning. I'm a hard yes on the Hegseth resolution, the so-called Secretary of Defense. Has abused his power, undermined our national security, and engineered this reckless and costly war of choice in Iran, which has skyrocketed prices on the American people and made the country less safe. Pete Hegseth has got to go. President Trump says he ordered the Justice Department to look into what he calls threats and extortion. Attorney General Todd Blanch today joined Fox News Sunday, arguing the president should be worried about threats against Republicans. If these threats telling our people to lawyer up, if that's what these new incoming leadership wants to do, we are ready. And if you work in this administration, you have a lawyer. It's me. And we will defend you. Stephen Miller will begin his new role as chief of staff tomorrow. And amid the first departure since his announcement on Friday, Fox learned Deputy Chief of Staff Richard Walters is leaving the administration. Miller says Walters will continue to work from the outside. President Trump will return to Washington, D.C. later today. In West Palm Beach, Florida, Alex Hogan, Fox News.