The 2024 presidential campaign got a jolt when former President Donald Trump appeared in a Florida court to face dozens of counts related to his handling of top-secret documents and efforts to obstruct justice. Republicans around the country are now deciding whether to break with the party leader or embrace his claims about the special prosecutor. On the Democratic side, President Biden is trying to build enthusiasm amid mounting concerns about his age as he runs for a second term. For an update we speak with Quinnipiac University Poll analyst Tim Malloy.
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