Trump’s Legal Chaos, TikTok Ban, Wisconsin School Shooting & More... | UNBIASED
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1. TikTok Asks Supreme Court for Emergency Relief (0:37)
2. Judge Merchan Rejects Trump's Presidential Immunity Argument (3:53)
3. Trump Sues Des Moines Polling Firm Over Pre-Election Poll Favoring Harris (7:03)
4. What We've Learned About the Wisconsin School Shooter (8:56)
5. More Theories About the Mysterious Drones (11:30)
6. Quick Hitters: TikTok CEO Meets with Trump, Disney to Pay $233M in Backpay, Democrats Try to Remove Electoral College, Tech Executive Guilty of Murdering Fellow Tech Executive, FTC New Rule to Ban Surprise Fees, AccuWeather Releases 'White Christmas' Forecast, Judge Denies NYC Mayor's Request to Dismiss Bribery Charge (15:42)
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