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the dw reporters define z minds in washington dc. i'm sure you will have more later, but for now, thank you very much. and as biden says, he will be focusing on the feeling his duties as president for the remainder of his term. let's take a look now at the weeks that have led up to this decision. inflation has, it was a moment that changed the trajectory of the 2024 presidential campaigns has increase. making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person right, eligible for what i have been able to do with the uh, with the cobra. excuse me, with um, dealing with everything we have to do is, uh what if we finally be medicare. therefore, because of a joe biden called brent early one on one tv debate with donald trump. to dispel concerns about his age, we get to tony don't was a plan that backfired spectacularly the total edition, as viewers watched biden to struggle with his answers in more asylum of questions about biden's fitness had dodges campaign from the beginning. in his public appearances in the us and abroad, the 8

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z fold6 when you trade in your current phone. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. >>> welcome back. following an appearance at the nato summit in washington, hungarian prime minister viktor orban then traveled to florida to meet with donald trump. orban posted this photo on social media last night writing, we discussed ways to make peace. the good news of the day, he's going to solve it. standing next to trump. trump also made note of the meeting on truth social, posting, there must be peace and quickly. this was orban's second time visiting mar-a-lago since march. hehas already publicly endorsed trump for president saying the presumptive gop nominee could bring an end to the war in ukraine. now, orban's visit came just days after he traveled to moscow and beijing to meet with presidents vladimir putin and xi jinping. the hungarian leader has repeatedly clashed with eu and nato allies over his often pro-russia views. >>> meanwhile, president biden's campaign has increasingly tried to bring attention to donald trump and his connection to what is known as project 2025. now, that's a 900-plus page policy road map from the heritage foundation

z fold6 when you trade in your current phone. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. i'm katie bo lillis in washingtonreaking news just moments ago, congressman jamie raskin, the top democrat on the house oversight committee, called for secret service director kimberly cheatle to resign he joins other lawmakers on both sides of the aisle after contentious hearing today so far, director cheatle has resisted calls to resign following the assassination attempt of donald trump. >> here to talk more about this with us is juliette kayyem, cnn's senior national security analyst and former more assistant secretary with the department of homeland security juliette, i know you personally have said that you think kimberly cheatle should resign as well. now we hear jamie raskin saying it. he joins as i mentioned, many others on both sides of the aisle do you think that will happen and do you think today makes it all but? inevitable yes. >> i mean, what how i feel is less relevant than how jamie raskin feels who's on the co-chair. this is a committee, by the way, that never agrees across the aisle and his call for

data that this appeals to gen z but if i was on the trump vance campaign i would turn it around and say what you call we are to many americans call common sense. "washingtonoll last year showed 77% of people don't think you should be talking about trans issues and kindergarten through third grade education. they are common sense issues. turn it around and message back on policy and that is a winning place to be. >> sandra: there is a growing chorus of democrats with this attack and the latest is hillary clinton. a few moments ago she posted this to x. if republican leaders don't enjoy being called weird, creepy, and controlling, they could try not being weird, creepy, and controlling. j.d. vance has now responded to these weird allegations here and he so during a aside with our madison alworth yesterday in minnesota. watch. >> it doesn't hurt my feelings. the price of admission, meaning the price of getting to serve the people of this country is the democrats will attack us with everything that they have. i think it's an honor. >> sandra: there's been a series of tweets from which vance and john jr. doing this. this is the tweet. j.d. vance is weird with

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of gen z millennials on tiktok are tend to be, you know, liberal leaning, but there has been a huge influx of trump supporters on the app that we've seen. >> we've been on the app as the washington post since 29th teen, and definitely there has been a movement that way a little bit, but it is coming back a little bit. and i think part of that is in the last year or so what happened with biden is it really became this whole thing where the way he handled the war in gaza, a lot of people on tiktok did not like that. and while the tone of our coverage stayed the same, i noticed in the comment sections, there's a lot more for people that were not as excited about biden as they used to be for a lot of the reasons that charlotte just gave. and the other part of this is that he signed off on the tiktok ban. so i think for harris being on tiktok has really big and also just sort of as much as he can or is able to distancing herself from how biden has handled gaza, as well as the ban on tiktok and her just posting there alone is a really big deal. i've also seen a lot of people talk about how is she going to embrace these memes. i think there's sort of two school of thoughts. you can do

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