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The Jersey Shore city of Wildwood will host President Donald Trump at the Wildwoods Convention Center.

Joe Scarborough said President Donald Trump's defense counsel looked "sad and mournful" as he presented the commander-in-chief's case.

"You consistently make fun of half the country and then complain that it is divided," the president's daughter tweeted.

Dershowitz argued that even if Trump did what people accuse him of doing, it didn't rise to the level of an impeachable offense.

"Some people have said I am going to bring hateful speech to the UK, but this couldn't be further from the truth," preacher Franklin Graham said.

Trump is expected to unveil his peace plan alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington, D.C.

Bolton left the administration under a cloud in September, but fresh details from his forthcoming book are now undermining Trump's impeachment defense.

The American Dream is about "the possibility of remaking your future," said New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

CNN's legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said Trump lawyer Pam Bondi did well by pointing out "how sleazy the hiring of Hunter Biden was" in Monday's impeachment trial proceedings. "There is no way to dress that up," Toobin said.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson said that former National Security Advisor John Bolton deserved "humiliation" and was bitter over President Donald Trump blocking his attempts at launching a military conflict with Iran, after reports emerged that Bolton's upcoming book confirms a key impeachment claim.

Lou Dobbs said on his Fox Business program Monday that former National Security Adviser John Bolton had become a "tool for radical Dimms and the Deep State" because Bolton's literary agency, Javelin, had also published books by former members of the Trump administration.

Senator Bernie Sanders vowed to erase President Donald Trump's immigration policies, while a poll released Monday showed him leading the field of Democratic nominee hopefuls in New Hampshire.

Senator Lindsey Graham said on Twitter Monday that evidence against former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter had not been disproven. "They most definitely should not be swept under the rug," Graham tweeted.

Here are a few of the claims made by President Trump's lawyers that failed to paint the entire picture.

"If John Bolton says it," Collins said, "It must be true. Even though the president said it didn't happen."

Fox News contributors were listed among a group of more than 80 Trump surrogates expected to campaign for the president in Iowa.

"The American Dream isn't a private club with a cover charge," tweeted Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, "It's the possibility of remaking your future."

Chris Wallace suggests that the news of Bolton's book had the potential to change how the president's impeachment trial proceeds.

Fifty percent of Americans surveyed by Fox News said Trump should be removed, with 44 percent responding "no" and 6 percent saying they are still undecided.

"Instead of a once-in-a-century phenomenon, which it had been, presidential impeachment has become a weapon to be wielded against one's political opponent," Starr said.

No one should doubt Bolton's attention to detail—and his appetite for bureaucratic score-keeping.

"It's going to be a real challenge to defeat Trump, and we've got to all be united to get that done," the former Democratic presidential candidate told Vulture.

Just two GOP senators were exceptions—Mitt Romney and Susan Collins—both of whom signaled before the Bolton revelations they'll side with Democrats to subpoena witnesses and documents.

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The president's approval rating has also risen since an October poll.

"Franklin Graham travels around the world telling tens of thousands of people that Satan runs the LGBT+ movement," the petition states.

"It's pretty fair to say that John Bolton has a relevant testimony to provide," the Republican senator told reporters.

The topic was among the top Twitter trends as users posted their reasons for leaving the party, with many placing the blame on President Donald Trump.

"To support Ukraine is to support a rules-based international order that enabled major powers in Europe to avoid war for seven decades," William Taylor wrote.

Obama-era appointee Joyce Vance said a tweet denying the claims wasn't "enough" as Bolton was willing to testify.