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Former President Donald Trump returned to Washington, DC to deliver a speech while blocks away, former Vice President Mike Pence was outlining his vision for the Republican party. CNN’s Kristen Holmes reports on the dueling speeches and Jake Tapper discusses them with a panel of experts.

Former president Donald Trump has returned to Washington, D.C., for the first time since he left the White House, and his former vice president Mike Pence was also in the nation's capital Tuesday. Natalie Brand reports for CBS2.

For the first time since leaving office, former President Trump on Tuesday returned to Washington, D.C. to deliver a keynote policy speech that laid out his agenda for the GOP as he hints at another White House run. It came just hours after former Vice President Mike Pence took center stage nearby. Sarah Longwell, a longtime Republican strategist, joins William Brangham to discuss.

"We need an all-out effort to defeat violent crime in this country and strongly defeat it and be tough and be nasty and be mean if we have to."

Former President Donald Trump returned to Washington on Tuesday for the first time since leaving office in the shadow of the Capitol insurrection, delivering an often meandering and hyperbolic speech promoting tough-on-crime policies and touching on a slate of culture war issues.

Former President Donald Trump focused on crime and immigration in his first speech back in D.C. since he left office, while former Vice President Mike Pence spoke about conservatism and the future. CBS News congressional correspondent Nikole Killion and CBS News political director Fin Gomez join "Red and Blue" to discuss.

Former President Donald Trump returned to Washington to give what was billed as a policy speech, while his former Vice President Mike Pence was also in D.C. to give a speech of his own. CBS News' Natalie Brand reports on their remarks, then CBS News political analyst and Republican strategist Leslie Sanchez and Democratic strategist Ray Zaccaro join "Red and Blue" to discuss.

CBS4's Natalie Brand has more from Capitol Hill.

Speeches in Washington, D.C. by the former president and vice president raise speculation about the 2016 running mates' plans for 2024.

Republican strategist Sarah Longwell joins Shep Smith to discuss both Donald Trump and Mike Pence delivering speeches in Washington, D.C. today.

In the aftermath of the Supreme Court's decision on Roe v. Wade, Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been working to pass legislation that upholds protections for same-sex and interracial marriages. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, a Democrat from Wisconsin, is at the helm of getting her Republican colleagues on board. She joins Judy Woodruff to discuss those efforts.

Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré spoke with Newsy about the failings on Jan. 6 when Donald Trump supporters attacked the Capitol. Honoré tells Newsy: "That's a crying damn shame. Our government didn't work that day. It did not work."

Brian Sullivan joins 'The Exchange' to report on the European Union's proposal of cutting down its gas consumption by 15% as it seems Russia is likely cutting off the flow to Europe.

CNBC's Brian Sullivan reports from Germany to explain the energy crisis facing European countries as Vladmir Putin sends mixed messages over whether Russia plans to resume supplying natural gas to the continent.

Jacob Kirkegaard of the German Marshall Fund of the United States however says he is fairly optimistic that there will be a "collaborative scenario" among the EU member states on how to reduce demand on Russian gas and share what is available.

Amy Myers Jaffe of Tufts University says Europe will take more steps to move off Russian gas before it is necessary to do so.

Raad Alkadiri of the political risk consultancy says the more Russia squeezes its gas supply to Europe, the more measures Europe will take to replace Russian energy. In the medium term, Moscow will be the "one loser," he says.

Anatole Boute of the Chinese University of Hong Kong discusses Europe's energy crisis as winter approaches.

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European Union countries approved a weakened emergency plan to curb their gas demand, after striking compromise deals to limit the cuts for some countries, as they brace for further Russian reductions in supply.

European Union countries reached a political agreement to cut their gas use by 15% through next winter as the prospect of a full cut-off from Russian supplies grows increasingly likely. Kadri Simpson, European Union energy commissioner, spoke to reporters.

European Union countries reached a political agreement to cut their gas use by 15% through next winter as the prospect of a full cut-off from Russian supplies grows increasingly likely.

The European Union has agreed to ration its natural gas this winter in order to protect member countries against further supply cuts by Russia. Tanya Rivero has more. Then, John Quelch, the dean of Miami Herbert Business School at the University of Miami, joins John Dickerson on CBS News to discuss how this will impact Russia's economy.