82-year-old former Senate leader Mitch McConnell, stepping down in November, discusses plans for remaining term and potential policies.

82-year-old Mitch McConnell, who has spent nearly two decades as the Senate's longest-serving leader, is now focusing on his priorities after leaving the role in November. During events in Kentucky, he discussed his decision to step down and revealed more details about his plans. Although he hasn't confirmed whether he will seek another term, McConnell shared his hopes for the remaining years of his current term, with a focus on policies he wants to advance in Congress.