The two presumptive presidential nominees met face-to-face for the first time in the 2024 election cycle at a debate hosted bywhen it released its opinion on Trump v. U.S., which declares that Trump has complete legal immunity for actions during his presidency that were “official” in nature, although not for those that were “unofficial.”
The extended interview will air Sunday on “This Week with George Stephanopoulos” and again on “Good Morning America” on Monday, July 8, the network said. Donald Trump will likely use Monday's Supreme Court immunity decision to argue his hush money conviction should be tossed — and the Manhattan District Attorney won't oppose such a motion, the office said Tuesday.Read the Manhattan DA's filing, first reported by ABC news, here:
“I really do criticize the campaign for a dismissive attitude towards people who are raising questions for discussion. That’s just facing the reality that we’re in,”“But that’s the discussion we have to have. It has to be from the top levels of the Biden campaign to precinct captains in the southside of Chicago.”
"There are no good options," Maiman writes."Every path is fraught with challenges, and right now, they all seem to lead to electoral disaster and a Trump victory."In a Zoom call with over 500 donors, Jen O'Malley Dillon, the chair of Biden's 2024 campaign, admitted the debate"did not go exactly as we had hoped and exactly as the president had hoped.
"If the debate was in October, I would be holding my tongue," Favreau, the host of the popular"Pod Save America" podcast, There are a lot of important discussions and debates about this political moment we are in and the path forward, but the notion that the issue at the debate was the prep process done by people likeWatergate journalist Carl Bernstein said on CNN Monday night sources have told him Biden has appeared similarly to his performance in last week’s debate more than a dozen times in the last 18 months, troubling those close to him.
WPRI, a local CBS affiliate in Rhode Island. “That the president and his team are being candid with us about his condition, that this was a real anomaly and not just the way he is these days.” Tapper had Biden national co-chair Sen. Chris Coons on later in the episode. When Tapper asked about Biden’s dearth of press conferences, Coons“This is not the discussion that we’re having,” Tapper stopped him, then said Biden could settle concerns about his age and cognitive fitness by holding a lengthy press conference.