Five things to watch in Trump's first rally since FBI search
Former President Trump on Saturday will hold his first rally since the FBI searched his home in Florida. Trump is ostensibly heading to Pennsylvania to help boost support for the teetering campaigns of Senate candidate Mehmet Oz and gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano, both of whom he backed in primary races. But Trump is expected to unleash on President Biden, the Department of Justice and the FBI in a speech that will take place two days after Biden described Trump and his movement as an urgent threat to democracy. Here are five things to watch:
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Read MoreHillary Clinton tells CBS News she has ‘no regrets’ staying in marriage
Hillary Clinton says she has “no regrets” about choosing to stay in her marriage to former President Bill Clinton. The 42nd president’s affair with then-White House intern Monica Lewinsky in the 1990s ignited a media firestorm and launched the already heavily scrutinized Clinton marriage back into the spotlight. Asked about previous comments she’s made that choosing to stay wedded to her husband was the “gutsiest” thing she’s ever done,
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