Trump Trial Week 2… The Surprise Witness

Trump Trial Week 2… The Surprise Witness

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Can Trump’s $400 million save Republicans at the midterms?

With early voting already underway across several states in America, Republicans have just two weeks to land their closing arguments. The US president says he will be spending over $400 million on Republican candidates by election day, but what is the strategy and will the money ...  Show more

Americanswers! How far will Trump go in siding with Putin against Ukraine?

What happens to Donald Trump’s power if the Democrats take back Congress in the midterms? With just over two weeks to go, Sarah, Anthony and Marianna are back with Matt Chorley to answer your questions.What would a Democratic House and Senate mean for the president? Could they tr ...  Show more

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