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Weekend: Donald Trump insists he'll keep campaigning even if convicted

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Donald Trump insists he'll keep campaigning even if convicted

29/07/2023 GMT

BBC World Service - Weekend, Donald Trump insists he'll keep campaigning even if convicted

Trump: I’m the only candidate who is able to win next year's election

Donald Trump has told a gathering of Republicans that he's the only candidate who can win next year's election and he suggested this is the reason he faces a range of criminal and civil charges. Mr Trump was addressing a party fundraiser in Iowa, with other presidential hopefuls. Another contender was booed by the audience for saying the former president was only running for office again to stay out of prison.

Also on the programme: US Congress discusses UFOs; and the best gym exercises to lower blood pressure.

Joining Julian Worricker to discuss all this and more are Katia Glod, an analyst specialising in Russia and Central Europe at the European Leadership Network think-tank in London; and Sune Engel Rasmussen, a London-based correspondent for the Wall Street Journal newspaper.

(Picture: Former U.S. President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. CREDIT: REUTERS/Scott Morgan)

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