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WATCH: A look at the American presidency and how faith helped past presidents face adversity. We ask four historians to reflect: Jon Meacham, , , and Richard Norton Smith.
Meacham: "It's up to all of us to make sure that light continues to be shed.”
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Senate tells he's seen a deterioration in the way politicians speak to one another over the last 20 years, pointing to a difference in how Americans speak to each other.
"We have extremism compounding extremism. We have dueling echo chambers."
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WATCH: Senate tells what compelled him to include a call to action for lawmakers during his prayer on the Senate floor the day after the deadly school shooting in Nashville.
"There comes a time when action is required."
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The fallout from the Trump indictment. What does presidential history teach us about this moment?
Plus, the expulsion of Tennessee lawmakers and what it means for the gun debate.
Face The Nation, Sunday on .
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SUNDAY: A look at the American presidency and the challenges it faces today. How are our current politics shaped by the lessons of the past? We ask four historians, Jon Meacham, , , and Richard Norton Smith.
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Senate Chaplain Barry Black pushed Congress to “move beyond thoughts and prayers” in responding to gun violence. Tune in Sunday for a conversation between and Chaplain Black about faith and politics in America today.
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House Democratic Caucus Chairman will talk with Sunday about his recent meeting with Taiwan’s president – and the significance of the two Democratic electoral victories in the Midwest. Tune in – 10:30am ET.
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SUNDAY: will talk with House Intelligence Committee Chairman about his recent visit to Ukraine – and politics back in the U.S. Tune in, 10:30am ET.
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Two years after the chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan, the White House released an after action summary, saying Biden followed "unanimous advice" from NatSec advisors.
In Sept '22, retired Gen. Kenneth McKenzie told he advised against a full withdrawal.
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The U.S. is headed "fairly quickly" in the direction of designating Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich "wrongfully detained" in Russia. Public pressure and his employment for a high-profile publication are in Gershkovich's favor, reports.
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As Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich remains detained in Russia on espionage charges, "he is being treated like Paul Whelan," not like Brittney Griner, reports, which "indicates what high value is being put" on him as a point of leverage for the Russians.
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WATCH LIVE: Former President Trump delivers remarks at Mar-a-Lago after he pled not guilty to 34 felony counts cbsn.ws/3Mk5UL9
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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg says that former President Donald Trump committed "felony criminal conduct in New York state," adding that "true and accurate business records are important everywhere," but all the more so in Manhattan, "the financial center of the world."
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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg outlines the 34 felony counts of falsifying business records against former Pres. Trump.
"These are felony crimes in New York state, no matter who you are. We cannot and will not normalize serious criminal conduct." cbsn.ws/3Mk5UL9
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.: "Trump first faced criminal investigations in the 1970's...While under investigation and while challenged throughout his life, Trump has used two main tactics: attack and delay."
: "Delay always benefits every criminal defendant."
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Cameras capture the moment former President Donald Trump walks to the courtroom to appear before Judge Juan Merchan for the first time.
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CBS News legal analyst on former Pres. Trump's comments on Judge Merchan : "A judge like this, with his reputation, is going to push it aside and he's going to rule fairly in the courtroom. But ... you don't want that subconscious going."
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Former President Trump sits in the courtroom at the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse for his arraignment hearing, where he will hear the charges against him for the first time. cbsn.ws/3Mk5UL9
Credit: AP Photo/Seth Wenig
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Former President Trump pleads not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records in the first degree.
: "He answered immediately in a voice that was noticeably louder than the attorneys...and said simply, 'not guilty.'" cbsn.ws/3Mk5UL9
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Former President Donald Trump is expected to address a crowd of supporters Tuesday night at his Florida resort after his arraignment on criminal charges in Manhattan.
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Former President Trump "wants to monetize this moment," reports, as the Trump campaign sends out a fundraising email of a T-shirt with a fake mugshot of the former president for a $47 donation ahead of his arraignment.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Former President Donald Trump is set to be arraigned in New York City. He will become the first former president to face criminal charges. cbsn.ws/3ztZvVZ
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If the Manhattan DA's case gets dismissed or he's acquitted, it could be "rocket fuel" for former Pres. Trump, former National Security Adviser John Bolton said.
"I'm not worried about Alvin Bragg hurting Donald Trump. I'm worried about Alvin Bragg benefitting Donald Trump."
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Former Trump admin. National Security Adviser John Bolton said on Sunday it’s a “big mistake, politically” for Republicans to continue to align with former President Trump.
"It goes to the question of character and fitness for the presidency," he said of the Manhattan DA's case.
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Wall Street Journal's Emma Tucker said Sunday that Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s rare call with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, over detained reporter Evan Gershkovich was “hugely reassuring."
“We know that the U.S. government is taking the case very seriously."
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"The idea this is frivolous or purely political...is nonsensical," former U.S. Attorney for the Southern Dist. of New York Preet Bharara said Sunday of DA Bragg's case against Trump.
"Maybe he'll lose at trial," Bharara said, but added that "the law is probably" on Bragg's side.
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Sen. Chris Murphy said on Sunday that an assault weapons ban is not possible in Congress, but there might be support for requiring training before buying one. "We’d be a safer nation if we required...training before you bought the most dangerous weapons commercially available.”
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ICYMI: Former Pres. Trump's attorneys are planning a "very aggressive" legal strategy as Trump faces an expected arraignment on Tuesday. Attorneys say they will likely move quickly to dismiss DA Bragg's case and later down the line, may argue for a possible venue change.
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. on a timeline for establishing communication with detained reporter Evan Gershkovich: “We are hopeful that a lawyer will get to see him next week…I'm optimistic that we'll be able to make some sort of contact with him next week. But who knows.”
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If the Manhattan DA's case gets dismissed or he's acquitted, it could be "rocket fuel" for Trump, former national security adviser says.
"I'm not worried about Alvin Bragg hurting Donald Trump. I'm worried about Alvin Bragg benefitting Donald Trump."
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. on Trump indictment: “The real issue here is whether Alvin Bragg gets a conviction at some point in the near term or whether Trump springs free, because the political implications are vastly different,” he tells .
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.: "So you agree that the Justice Department was weaponized under the Trump administration?"
Former Trump national security adviser : "I can attest to it personally.”
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Former Trump admin. national security adviser says it’s a “big mistake, politically” for Republicans to continue to align with former President Trump.
"It goes to the question of character and fitness for the presidency," he says of the Manhattan DA's case.
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Severe weather carved a deadly path through the South and Midwest over the last few days, leaving "total destruction" in the small Arkansas city of Wynne, where five people were killed and dozens of others were injured. CBS News' has the latest developments.
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Wall Street Journal's says Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s rare call with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, over the detained reporter was “hugely reassuring." “We know that the U.S. government is taking the case very seriously, right up to the top.”
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"The idea this is frivolous or purely political...is nonsensical," former U.S. Attorney for the Southern Dist. of New York says of DA Bragg's case against Trump.
"Maybe he'll lose at trial," Bharara says, but adds that "the law is probably" on Bragg's side.
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On former AG Bill Barr calling the Manhattan DA's case against former Pres. Trump "pathetically weak" and "a political hit job":
"It's a little bit rich to hear him calling someone else political," former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York says.
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. says an assault weapons ban is not possible in Congress, but there might be support for requiring training before buying one. "We’d be a safer nation if we required just a little bit of training before you bought the most dangerous weapons commercially available.”
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