Clinton stumps for Jolly

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Bill Clinton rallied with Democratic Florida gubernatorial nominee David Jolly on October 20, his first campaign appearance in nearly two years. Jolly is running against Republican Byron Donalds. Jolly says the rally raised about $3 million or more, and the Democratic Governors Association has entered the race. The discussion also centers on Dan Bongino's argument that figures who urged voters to stay home over Epstein stayed silent about Clinton's Epstein ties while Clinton campaigned for Jolly.

How 2 podcasts covered it

1. The Dan Bongino Show, 2026-10-21 (4:24 to 9:16)
   Plays Clinton's first rally in two years
   Plays a Fox News clip of Bill Clinton's first campaign appearance in nearly two years, rallying with David Jolly in Florida, and argues the stay-at-home Epstein crowd stayed quiet about it. The Donalds race is only the backdrop.
   New angle: Bill Clinton rallied with David Jolly in Florida, his first campaign appearance in nearly two years.
2. The Fox News Rundown, 2026-10-22 (14:52 to 16:27)
   Follows the rally with the money and counter-spin
   Follows the Clinton-Jolly rally with the money and the counter-spin: Jolly says the event raised about $3 million or more and that the DGA has now put money into the race, while Donalds says his own numbers show undecideds breaking his way.
   New angle: Jolly says the Clinton rally raised about $3 million or more and the DGA has entered the race.