Veto or deals: Can Trump find a way to work with Democrats?

After the midterm elections, Democrats took control of both chambers of Congress, winning at least 253 seats in the House of Representatives and 54 in the Senate. Donald Trump told Politico he was willing to work with them, saying he did not want to spend two years vetoing everything. The president can block legislation passed by Congress, while Democrats lack the two-thirds majority needed to override his vetoes. Trump can therefore choose whether to veto bills, rely on executive orders or negotiate deals with Democrats.