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The president, who said Tuesday he was watching some of the Hill proceedings, also called Speaker Nancy Pelosi "grossly incompetent."
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What's next: President Trump's defense team to begin presenting case Saturday

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President Trump becomes first president to attend anti-abortion rally

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Trump Administration Threatens California Over Mandate That Insurers Cover...

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Coronavirus in China: Officials rush to build hospital in 10 days

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Rosie Perez at Weinstein trial recalls Annabella Sciorra saying she was raped

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NYPD commissioner Dermot Shea blames bail reform for 2020 crime spike

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