Former President Donald Trump might make another bid to become the next POTUS in 2024

Donald Trump appears to be keen to make a bid for the next POTUS in 2024. He was back on the campaign trail in Pennsylvania. It was his first rally after the search by the FBI of his Mar-a-Lago estate. That happened last month. At the rally he expressed his views and kept repeating – “I may just have to do it again. You'll be... stay tuned. I have to do it again. …. May just have to do it again.” He went on to add - "But first, we have to win a historic victory for the Republican Party this November." The mid-term elections are looming on the horizon and President Joe Biden said the followers of the previous president believe in a distorted ideology. That is to look at America and see nothing but carnage, darkness and despair. Donald Trump hints he may run for2024 presidency, saying 'I may just have to do it again'. On the subject of the FBI search of his home in Florida, Trump described it as “shocking abuses of power by any administration in American history.” He went on to add that it was a witch-hunt against him.

Incidentally, the FBI did conduct a raid on the estate of former president Donald Trump. That was on 8 August and it was part of an investigation into whether he had taken classified records from the White House. The US Justice Department says the investigation revealed presence of more than 11,000 government documents marked as “classified.” Investigators conducting the criminal probe are focused on two aspects. First is why the records were stored at the estate. Second, whether the Trump team intentionally misled them about the unlawful presence of government secrets. Donald Trump insists - "The Biden administration invaded the home of their chief political opponent, who is absolutely destroying him and everyone else in the polls, I hate to say it."

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Pope Francis in the White House - talks on climate change and religious liberty

#popefrancis #WhiteHouse #barackobama #ClimateChange While speaking from the White House lawn with President Obama beside him and in front of thousands, Pope Francis dwelt on the controversial topics of climate change and religious freedom.
In his first message to the United States, he said that being the son of an immigrant family he was looking forward "to these days of encounter and dialogue" and he hoped to listen to, and share, many of the hopes and dreams of the American people.
This has been reported in foxnews.com dated 23 September 2015.

Pope Francis was all praises for President Obama for his work in combating climate change and trying to reduce air pollution. He went on to add that climate change is a problem which cannot be passed on to future generations.
As per officials, there was 11,000 ticketed guests present on the occasion excluding the press, staff, military or volunteers.
Pope Francis had arrived in Washington, the first stop on his six-day, three-city tour of the U.S. and was greeted at Andrews Air Force Base by Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, their wives, and Obama's daughters. He was then driven to the diplomatic mission where he will spend his time in the nation's capital.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge would meet US President Barack Obama in the White House during their three day visit to the US. Prince William, the second in line to the British throne had first met the president during his visit to London in 2011.
As per the itinerary drawn up, the royal couple would spend a major portion of their time in New York City, their first visit to the Big Apple. However, Prince William would go to ill Washington DC on Monday for an Oval Office meeting with the president where he would also be introduced to Vice-President Joe Biden.
Prince George, the royal couple's 17-month-old son, is not accompanying them and, the Duchess of Cambridge, who is expecting their second child in April, has two events lined up in her schedule while the Duke would be in the nation's capital.
These events are a program for disadvantaged children in New York City where the mayor's wife Chirlane McCray would accompany her. The second program is to attend a lunch hosted by the British consul.
Later, in the evening, the royal couple would go to watch the Cleveland Cavaliers-Brooklyn Nets NBA game. They would also visit the 9/11 museum at the World Trade Center during their trip.
Prince William has a number of engagements pertaining to his campaign against wildlife poaching. He would discuss conservation at a World Bank conference, followed by a working lunch on illegal ivory smuggling.
The Duke and Duchess are also scheduled to attend a reception to celebrate the work of his United For Wildlife coalition of charities.
Their final engagement would be a $10,000-per-seat gala dinner at the city’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in order to raise funds for their Scottish alma mater, St Andrews University, which is celebrating its 600th anniversary.