Jeffrey Goldberg
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Trump, Ryan try to unify the Republican Party while Clinton fights a two-front campaign.
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23:51Now PlayingDonald Trump met with Republican leaders in Washington including House Speaker Paul Ryan to begin to unite the GOP after a contentious primary campaign. Meanwhile Hillary Clinton fights a two-front battle -- fighting off her Democratic challenger Bernie Sanders, who has gotten momentum in late-voting state, while trying to turn her attention the November election and Donald Trump. And the White House issued a directive telling schools nationwide to allow transgender students to use the bathroom of their choosing or risk losing federal education dollars. This comes after the Department of Justice filed suit against North Carolina over their "bathroom bill."
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