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Americans Want the FBI to Search All of Biden's Properties, Poll Suggests

Americans Want the FBI, to Search All of Biden's Properties, Poll Suggests. 'Newsweek' reports that a recent poll shows that a majority of Americans want all of Joe Biden's properties to be searched by the FBI for classified documents. On February 1, the FBI searched Biden's Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, vacation home and found no classified papers. . The latest search comes after classified documents were discovered in the president's former office and his home in Greenville, Delaware. The latest search comes after classified documents were discovered in the president's former office and his home in Greenville, Delaware. The 'Newsweek' poll was conducted between January 28 and 29 among 1,500 eligible U.S. voters. According to the poll, 65% of participants think "all of Joe Biden's properties" should be officially searched. . The survey also found that 43% of those polled believe Biden or his staff "probably deliberately kept those classified documents.". On the same question, 34% of those polled said they thought it had been a mistake, and another 23% said they were unsure. 52% of those polled said they believe that Trump or his staff also "probably deliberately kept those classified documents" found on August 8 at his Florida resort. Another 27% of polled voters said they think that Trump was likely in possession of the documents by mistake. Meanwhile, 64% of people polled by 'Newsweek' said they think that the FBI should search all of Trump's properties for additional documents, with only 11% disagreeing.

Trump Sues Bob Woodward for Using Recordings of Presidential Interviews

Trump Sues Bob Woodward , for Using Recordings of , Presidential Interviews. Trump Sues Bob Woodward , for Using Recordings of , Presidential Interviews. Attorneys for former President Donald Trump filed the suit against the iconic journalist on Jan. 30. At issue is the Oct. release of Woodward's book, 'The Trump Tapes: Bob Woodward's Twenty Interviews with President Donald Trump.". Trump claims that while he did authorize the use of the interviews for Woodward's book 'Rage,'. ... the use of the interviews in audiobook form equates to a broken promise on the part of the journalist. President Trump told Woodward numerous times that the Interviews were to be used by Woodward—and Woodward only—, Court Documents Filed by Trump's Attorneys, via NBC News. ... for the sole purpose of accurately quoting President Trump for the 'written word,' i.e., 'Rage,' and not for any other purpose, Court Documents Filed by Trump's Attorneys, via NBC News. ... including providing, marketing, or selling the Interviews to the public, press, or the media, in any way, shape, or form, Court Documents Filed by Trump's Attorneys, via NBC News. Woodward decided to exploit, usurp, and capitalize upon President Trump’s voice by releasing the Interview Sound Recordings of their interviews with President Trump in the form of an audiobook, Court Documents Filed by Trump's Attorneys, via NBC News. Woodward's lawyers responded to the suit, promising an aggressive legal defense. Former President Trump’s lawsuit is without merit and we will aggressively defend against it. , Statement Released by Woodward and Publisher, via NBC News. All these interviews were on the record and recorded with President Trump’s knowledge and agreement. , Statement Released by Woodward and Publisher, via NBC News. Moreover, it is in the public interest to have this historical record in Trump’s own words. We are confident that the facts and the law are in our favor, Statement Released by Woodward and Publisher, via NBC News. Trump stated on Jan. 30 that the audiobook “was an open and blatant attempt to make me look as bad as possible.”

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Mitch McConnell Becomes Longest-Serving Senate Leader

Mitch McConnell Becomes , Longest-Serving Senate Leader. Politico reports that on Jan. 3, McConnell broke Sen. Mike Mansfield's 16-year record as a Senate leader. Politico reports that on Jan. 3, McConnell broke Sen. Mike Mansfield's 16-year record as a Senate leader. McConnell paid tribute to Mansfield in his floor remarks commencing the new Congress. This scholarly Montanan was not an exciting idealist who transformed our national discourse, nor a policy entrepreneur who brought to the leader’s role his own sweeping wish list of federal programs, Mitch McConnell, Senate Minority Leader, via Politico. Mansfield made a huge impact through a different road: by viewing the role of leader as serving others, Mitch McConnell, Senate Minority Leader, via Politico. He knew when to go to battle, and when to coordinate with his counterpart Everett Dirksen. In short, he knew how to work the Senate, Mitch McConnell, Senate Minority Leader, via Politico. Politico reports that Sen. John Cornyn said McConnell's achievement isn't surprising. . If you’ve read [McConnell’s] book, ‘The Long Game,’ this is something he’s wanted to do his whole life. , Sen. John Cornyn, via Politico. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer also took the time to congratulate the 80-year-old senator while looking to the future. We have a lot of work ahead of us, so I hope we can find some ways to come together and not succumb to gridlock. For the good of this chamber and for the good of our country, Chuck Schumer, Senate Majority Leader, via Politico

Senate Passes Massive Spending Bill, Avoids Shutdown

Senate Passes Massive, Spending Bill, Avoids Shutdown. On December 22, the Senate voted 68-29 to pass a $1.7 trillion spending bill to finance federal agencies through September. 'The Independent' reports that the bill will also provide about $45 billion in economic and military assistance for Ukraine. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced that the Senate had reached an agreement to weigh 15 amendments before taking a final vote on the package. The massive bill includes approximately $772.5 billion for non-defense programs and $858 billion for defense programs. . On December 21, lawmakers heard from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on the importance of continuing U.S. aid. . On December 21, lawmakers heard from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on the importance of continuing U.S. aid. . 'The Independent' reports that Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell endorsed the bill based on the 10% boost it promises in defense spending. According to McConnell, the legislation will give U.S. Armed Forces the funding necessary to ensure national security. 'The Independent' reports that while the bill faced some Republican opposition, it managed to reach the 60-vote threshold needed to pass. Meanwhile, Democrats are touting the bill as a domestic win. . Kids, parents, veterans, nurses, workers: These are just a few of the beneficiaries of our bipartisan funding package, so there is every reason in the world for the Senate to finish its work as soon as possible, Chuck Schumer, Democratic Majority Leader, via 'The Independent'