President Trump recently launched a new line of fragrances called "Victory 45-47." We’ll hear what they smell like and why they matter. Plus, how a pingpong playing robot could help older people stay in their homes.
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Kiersten Edgett/KJZZPresident Donald Trump is no stranger to merchandising. A couple weeks ago, he released "Trump Victory 45-47," a line of colognes and perfumes for men and women.
