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Washington Today (7-18-23): Special Counsel tells Donald Trump he is a target in Jan. 6 attack probe
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46:33Now PlayingFormer President Donald Trump, a 2024 republican presidential candidate, says he has received a letter from Special Counsel Jack Smith telling him he is a target of the grand jury investigation into efforts to overturn Joe Biden victory in the 2020 presidential election. And Donald Trump says he expects to face criminal charges in the case.
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) is asked at a town hall in New Hampshire held by a group called No Labels how seriously he is considering running for president on the organization's third part ticket.
A U.S. servicemember willfully and without authorization crosses from South Korea to North Korea, where he is being held. Many new outlets report he had just been released from a South Korean jail and was supposed to fly to a U.S. military base in Texas. We will get the latest from the Pentagon, State Department and White House.
Some Republican House members try to repeal presidential emergency declarations affecting five countries, many years old, because Congress has not renewed them every six months as required. But opponents say removing the emergency declarations also removes the legal basis to sanction terrorists.
Israel's President meets President Biden at the White House, as the House takes up a resolution declaring Israel is not a racist state, a reference to comments Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) made this past weekend.
Gen. Mark Milley, chair of the Joints Chiefs of Staff, gives an update on the Ukrainian military's counteroffensive against Russia.
White House Council of Economic Advisers Chair Jared Bernstein talks about why Americans are not feeling upbeat about the economy, despite the data.
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