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Former NASCAR driver and congressional candidate Jerrod Sessler joins 'Fox Report Weekend' to discuss President Donald Trump being in attendance for the Daytona 500 and the significance of the race.

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Just created chaos.” Following the accident, Busch attempted to get back out onto the track using NASCAR's "Damaged Vehicle Policy" but didn't reach the necessary speed to continue in the race.