He's Running.

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🗓️ 16 November 2022

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Former President Donald Trump announces he will seek another term in the White House. Congressional Republicans jockey for leadership as the party tries to turn the page. And missiles land in Poland, sparking concerns about a possible conflict between Russia and NATO. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:16.8	It's Wednesday, November 16, and Donald Trump is running for president again.
0:21.5	He start here.
0:24.7	In a defiant speech, the former president who shattered democratic norms
0:28.9	says he wants to return to the White House.
0:31.2	In order to make America great and glorious again,
0:34.0	I am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the United States.
0:39.0	Don't skip ahead to a Biden rematch.
0:40.8	This immediately sets up a war in the Republican Party.
0:44.4	Meanwhile, the GOP looks certain to control the House.
0:47.4	The era of one party Democrat rule in Washington is over.
0:51.5	But can the folks who were just elected decide who's going to lead them?
0:55.3	And Russia's been bombing Ukraine for months,
0:57.6	but if they bomb a NATO country, everything changes.
1:00.8	This is all now about de-escalation.
1:02.8	Now, Western leaders are hoping they're not being dragged into a war.
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