KEILAR: Just one week after suffering a heart attack, Senator Bernie Sanders says he'll be back on the campaign trail but with a scaled- back approach. Jackie Kucinich back with us. What is this going to mean for his trying to become president?</s>KUCINICH: In the near term, it means his punishing schedule is over and he'll have fewer events. But more broadly, voters will be talking about Bernie Sanders' health and whether he is up to the task. And it's hard to talk about. You want to talk about, judge someone, because of, you know, a heart attack or some health issue. That said, he's not applying for a job that's low stress. He is -- he's running for a job that is -- you know, people go in looking young and come out the other end looking 30 years older --</s>KEILAR: Right.</s>KUCINICH: -- after four years. So it's something that should be examined when talking about who's going to be the president.</s>KEILAR: Jackie, thank you so much. New details on the elaborate effort to get Ukraine to investigate the president's political rival, including what Trump ordered of a cabinet member and the State Department.
Sanders Announces He's Scaling Back Campaign Events Following Heart Attack.