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Sarah Huckabee Sanders says “not even an assassin’s bullet could stop” Trump in RNC speech

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July 17, 2024

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Sarah Huckabee Sanders says “not even an assassin’s bullet could stop” Trump in RNC speech – CBS News

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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders took the stage on the second night of the Republican National Convention to talk about former President Donald Trump’s character, recalling memories she had while working as the White House press secretary during the Trump administration. She began her speech by addressing the attempted assassination against Trump, saying “not even an assassin’s bullet could stop him,” and took a jab at President Biden’s age.

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President-elect Donald Trump said he wants to fill his Cabinet by using recess appointments. CBS News political reporter Hunter Woodall discusses what the power is and how it works.

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Former U.S. attorney explains why he calls Matt Gaetz the “anti-attorney general”

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Former U.S. attorney explains why he calls Matt Gaetz the “anti-attorney general” – CBS News

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President-elect Donald Trump nominated former Rep. Matt Gaetz as his attorney general. Former U.S. attorney and assistant deputy attorney general Harry Litman joins CBS News to discuss his column calling Gaetz the “anti-attorney general” and what to expect from his potential management of the Justice Department.