Trump makes a quick pitch to reporters for ending the twice-a-year clock change, arguing it's expensive, creates problems and could even hav
Trump makes a quick pitch to reporters for ending the twice-a-year clock change, arguing it's expensive, creates problems and could even have an impact on crime. "When you have light, you have much less crime," Trump says. He then points to the overwhelming House vote and puts pressure on Sen. Tom Cotton: "He shouldn't be holding it."
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