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primetime tonight. >> donald trump lost.. two debate s to me in 2020, but now he's acting like he wants to debate me again. i'll makhee my day, pal. >> i hear your free on wednesday's trump biden. >> the debate is on any time, anywhere, at any place. have you ever seen this much ? caine in your life >> that's got to be worth, what, ten, 15,000? >> i blew it.in cocaine foune found in the capi. >> oh, oh, oh, it's a deepa de burn. oh, i could barely lifep burn!ti my right arm because i did so many. >> welcome to wellness wednesdays. >> plus, there's a ring. holy. is that real, ladies and gentlemen, we have a debate. >> suddenly out of the blue, suddn says he's ready to take on trump. >> donald trump lovesince

two debates to me in 2020. said he hadn't shown up forn he debate. not w he's acting like he wantsto to debate me again. del. e. my day, pa i'll even do it twice.he first, pick the dates. donald, i hear, do you free on wednesdays. >> i hear you're free on wednesdays. why now? the day the democrats aren't tying him down in court. at i that is some dars k brandonhesia trump didn't hesitate saying, just tell me when i'll be therta . but biden has a list of demands longer than a spending bill. you're readys f demand. he says he'll only do debates w moderated by cnn and abcil, abc or telemundo. and rfk jr isn't allowed on stage, can't even be near the stage. >> and biden says no audienc evt and trump isn't allowed to interrupt them. the candidates microphones f wh will be turned off while the other candidates cag. dkinhe and i'm only doing two debates, he says. oi desone this summer and one in september. within 2 hours, trump andours biden both shook on it.

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hunt june, too.he and the best way to knock your son's felony gun conviction outto y of the newsoo cycle. a one on one with the big guy. gutfeld made a surprisingly good point today, sayinga surpeu biden locked in the june debate before the convention. so the kingmakerbefores can't sp him out with another nominee, michelle. >> plus, biden's not goingy to be any younger in the fall, june the fal could be as fresh n will ever get. >> i wonder whether or not not he shows up because, you know, he also challengede me to golf. so i'm a very good golfer. he can't hit a ball. d go50 yards, he said. i'll give him three years, plt he knows he'llm never play. this is sort of like that,f like i think. but i hope not, becauseo i really think he has to debate. he might as well get it over with. probably should dou migh get i o that he can, you know, because he's not going to get any better. >> sources tell fox thate de biden wanted the debate more than his advisers did for biden. thisvisors d is personal.

he, quote, literally hates and trump. >> he resents and digs that trump has taken in. hunter and dr. jill is especially resentful over it. but biden doesn't even want i hunter and jill in the room during the debate. >> no audiencee room dur, just o alone in a tv studio. doesne that mean at 9 p.m. the they're both already standing behind podiums and we don'yt get to see both men walk out,d shake hands and wave? doesou shake biden want to avoid walking or is he worried about a palestinia n protester in the audience? >> is an audience a deal breaker fo r you? listen, it's donald trump who said he would do this any time,e anywhere, at any place. so i don't think that they should have anrey problemslems w with what we have proposed. >> he didn't say any wayit w. biden knows trump plays better to the audience anyway. lastn th debate, biden just stad at the camera, didn't even look at trump or the crowd. without an audience and with a dead mic while the other candidates talking, you remove those spontaneous exchangecandi

the moments that punctuate the night. that puts trump at a disadvantagethe moments th, ws quick on his feet. but it could also put biden at a a disadvantage because two and a half minutes of biden uninterruptedvantage ad, he coug himself if it's gotcha. finish what you were saying. but what was that again? but they'll be shut up with whatever they gave him for the state of the union. >> so don' hey gave fort set expectations too low. >> the moderators for the cnnn debate, jake tapper and danaan bash. >> here they are.. the dehumanizing rhetoric of adolf hitler is once again alive and well on a national political stage. this time, of course, in the united states, this time given life by former president and curren bt republican presidentil frontrunner donald trump. >> let's recognize this comment for what it is a longstanding antisemitic trope that the true allegiance for jews is to their religion rather than icou. their country. it was used in germanyit w

to justify the arrestsas, persecutions and mass killings, attempted extermination of theld jewish people. >> and trump has been pushing this trope for h years.trum >> both moderators say trump'sp hitler. so the debate will be fair the and balanced. is tapper going to cutth the cameras away from trump to h fact check him? we'll have to see. >> the abc moderators will bec e david muir and linseray davis who will be taking orders fromtg abc news chief political correspondent george stephanopoulos. >> the cia, the dea, defense department, military. and, you know, some people like to call those people the deep state. deep state. wellg thing i learnedha doing this book is that the deep state is packed with patriotate is ps. thos those bedrock tenets of our democracy are being tested in a way we haven'te f ou seen since the civil war. it's a test for the candidates, focivil r those of us in the mef and for all of us as citizens. s asstephanopoulos praised the p state and said trump's a threat to democracy t . i'm sure they'll be callinging and strikes, joe biden said toas

debates on networks that push hoaxesnetwor with liberal moders make cuts in no audience. >> and donald trump agreed. >> chief political analyst brit hume joins us now. >> brit, how do you think thesed list of demands and their quick acceptanceac went over? >> well, trump was in a position having challenged biden to debate and sit any time, anywhere wheredebate a acp he practically had to accept these challenges. now, whether he wants to quibble nowallenges o over the terms of the debate and the moderators and thethe rest of e remains to be seen. >> but i think he's pretty much locked in. s he's locked in. s so we have one june 27th, what on cnn. what do you think the strategy d was for biden to lock in a mid-summer debate on a cable news channel that i don't know if anybody's going to see. they don't open it up like they would if it was lik a netw. >> well, if cnn does not open

it up, as abc has promised to two other to carry, they'll have a big audience that night.. that's the history with cnn. they get something big and get o they get good ratings for a night or two. and then it goess r back to whr it was. so i think on that night, they'll do fin e. i as for whether it should be open to other networks, they'll be a lot of pressure on cnn to do that. and with abc having already done cnnthat a it, they may endp deciding that they really have to do it. >> sy reallyo what do you think the biden campaign strategy was all of a suddeegy was?n agree to debates, lock in a june j one and do one more in september? >> well, my sense about this, jesse, is if he were a normal incumbent, particularly bideahead in the race, he would do this. biden would not do this. he me he might doo one debate or he might not do any. >> listen to this willingness to debate trump, to me, is a as a perfect sign of his obvious weakness.

>> it's a gamble to send this senile man out. who look that, what, 17 seconds or whatever wass of 14 seconds of the little videotape that he put out today in whiche pu he made the challee to trump. they had to have five headed senator,edits whatever. that's not a sign of a guya confident or not a manr confident he can get throughexte the an extemporaneous debateny r with any certainty. so it's a gamble. so iamble.k the realizationre with with biden himself and with his adviseralizats is l needs to take a gamble. he needs to do somethinge, to changede that trajectory of this race. because if you look at the current polling, it really hasn't budgeifurrentpolling,d i. >> you know, trump has been ahead and, you know, now and tot some extent, biden has lost ground, particularly among his some of his core constituenarly amot races. they >> so he had to do something. so they decided to do this. okay ds., you're right.t. >> and this something is not going to have an audienc nge and you're not going to have any crosstalk. the mics are down when the other person is speaking.

what impact will that have? >> well, it's hard to say. on paper, you'd say, well,wh you know, trump is the one who tries to buffalo all moderators in buffal bo, his opponent and interrupt and do all that. and he'll be deprived of the ability to dhad o that. las but when he did that last time in 2020, it didn't make hi m look very good. u so he probably might not be up for doing much of that anywagy.t what trump will need to do, of course, is be fully prepare e because biden is likely to come out and say that, you know, when he came inty o office, inflation was 9%, which he has said repeatedly in recent days, which is completely false. and not even the white house is defending that. blu >> but he could blurt almost anything out in a debaterthing.b trump will need to be sharp and ready to to pick on the things that that are presented to him by biden. if he starts to flailumbl and fumble, which there's a high probability, not a likelihoodthere'gh, but a high probability, he will. >> all right. and the moderatorse will, i know republicans always complain about the biased moderators. is it even worth complaining

at this point or is it ct you know, as they say, the fix is in? >> ny o, i think that it'sbly probably not worth complaining and whining about the media coverage. ining and whinyou know, there'st a constituency for that, but it's not going to be anybodbodyy that isn't sittingir on the fence. >> in other words, if you're trying if you're trumordp and you're trying to win over people who might even vote for biden but are thinkingot about voting for you, i don't think bellyaching about the moderators i think or anything u that is going to move the needle in your favor with people like that. peopthat'sth what we need to get. >> no bellyaching, no buffalongo swing. oo >> we should have a good summer debate. thanks so much, brit humdebate, >> you bet.isor jersey senior adviser to president trump jason miller is here nor isw. >> do you think the former president gave up any leverage by agreeing to these debate demands so early? >> no, not at all. he had said any time, anywhere, any plac had saie he's ready to. and especially when you look back at that last debate that president b

trump had with joe biden, the more joe biden is talking on the stage, a blatang on t past his bedtime, his knees wobbly, not knowing what to say, he runs wobbs into trouble. memory made the comment about hunter saying my son did nothing wron n dig. also m he took no money from china. i also made the comment about transitioning away froada oil. the more joe biden is talking after 9 p.m., the bettermooe b t it's going to be for president trump. >> you like the mic cutting? >> jesse: yocuttini think it's y either way. president trump is ready for an y situation that comes adaml be so i think he's going to be good. what i te here, notabl g though, is and i'm going to take a little bit of different tack than what brif t said. s i don't think there's so much of a strategy from joe biden's side. i thin rategy fk his campaign, to be clear, does not want him to debate. they're terrifiet hid of this.d but he went on howard stern and he said he was going to debate and you can imaginebel just the alarm bells going off in wilmington, delaware, at campaign headquarters, sayings gof delawar, oh, my goo you do now? joe said he's going to go and debate. so they came u l batep with ao pu strategy, try to put it out on the same day as this inflation numbers. the sambut now, again, they'rei have joe biden on the stage. that's not good. >> j is not good fordee stage, m at all.

>> so this was a ruse by joe: biden. so thihe boxed himself in on hod stern and then he's using thisc, announcement as a distraction, you're saying, from inflatioyou >> did you see this coming? not specifically on today. i knew they'd come upwith with something to try to distract people from the inflation numbers. g to trybut now they're going tk back to having to talk about the inflation numbers and interesto lk ratesin isr and immigration in israel all on the debate stage. so he's not gettin ig away from it. >> but the one thing i'd say also, when you look at the fact inere's no audiencsawhen you teu said in the opening, clearly he doesn't want to have any of the gaza protestersng, cl doe the campus crazies who are there. but i think the biggest knocrscb on the day probably goes to steven spielberg, his new campaign adviserly. goes he goes from directing these big blockbuster movies twout fake dinosaursfr his big w directing twitter videos about political dinosaurs. >> sit politic o you're okay, the trump, campaign with the cnn debate? th. lutely and you're okay with it in the summer? yes. you don't want debates? >> yes in the'r fall. >> you're only okay with one debate in the fall, in septembere only with te. e

so wine want the debate in june. we want the debate in septemberi . and president trump also said today he wants to bdtsefo on october 2nd on fox newsh bret with bret and martha. we shouldn'tt just be stoppingit at two debates. keep in mind, president trump said we should tdebates. pre hat let's have let's have one in july, august. we can have them all the way. up until just about the election. but joon.e biden wants to tryte to get away with two debates because he knows what's going to happen. becahat iss, the moregets trouble joe biden gets into. >> so you've agreed to two. you want two more? want more? you want more. me read y?and you're ready.u ar >> you're ready for joe biden. whether it's going to ber jot th the joe biden we saw at the state of the union or the joeets biden that sometimes we see getting lost after a speech. >> s jesse, they don't even wanl him to walk out to the helicopter by himself. noo thw he's going to have to b out there by himself on the debate stage. >> i'll take president trump any day. te takt all right.e >> we'll see how it shakes out.o jason miller, thank you so much. thank you. shoucocaine in the capital. >> swimsuit models and ben carson aheadah after advil.

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is really the thing that we're going to be watching over time when we talk about trend s is the real erosion of support from biden among votersof c of color. and this is this is the reasonon that he's doing worse. biden is doing worse in places like arizonas doin place, nevada and georgia, where voters of color, especially hispanic and african american, make up such a significant share of the vote. >> blacks used to be democrats most loyal voting bloc used. >> now they're in play. here's mlk, his daughter. watce.here mh. >> i think there are people>> in the black community who are i feeling like not a lot has n changed, especially economicot clique, freshly black males trseem to be more attracted to donald trump and his candidacy. >> the campaign senses the black exodus. o th so kamala ngo didey three interviews with black raditerviewso and tv shows yest. >> jones never worked this hard in his life. r s hardthey're desperate..

>> here was his pitch to black america. >> i know the guy i'm running against has done nothing fore gu the african american community, virtually nothing except criticizpt critie it.s lost hee guy is sort of lost his mooring. he seems lik seemse the guy who doesn't know what he's doing anymore. >> the raceae card, of course. r but open your eyes when to harlem, it's allis love chick-fil-a. oh, hugs . lawrence taylor just endorsed him. what is joe biden done as president for black america. besiesides tap kamala harris for vp. he doesn't even like to have lunch with her. keo habiden some black americani his cabinet. and that's great. black justiccafor hie for the c. but besides patronage. what about his policies? black americans want the same things. whitk americs wante americans ww prices, strong borders, safe streets and good schools. if biden had delivered that,ed that's what he'd be talkingt trm about. nop.t trump.

>> dr. ben carson is the former hud secretary and author t of ts perilous fight. all right, dr. carson, you just hear f heard president joe biden say that donald trump's done nothing for black america. >> is that true? >> that is patently false. and i think black americans and all americans recognizaleun that under the trump administration, you had the lowestministrayou ha black t in history. employmeyou had the highest homeownership, highest wages. you saw some attempt to rectify some of the injustices that were done in the criminal justice system. a you saw a lot of aid to the hbcu years and just attentiontti paid to thone issues of average americans. now, black americans aren't any different than any other americans. you know, they feel the economics stench of the

biden administration. they feel that pinch. they have to suffer the consequences. they don't lik e to see their issues put on the back burner and issues of peopln e who are here illegally put on the front burners. so on th the other thing about d trump is, you know, what he says is what he means. he's a he's transparent. you never have to worrybout w about or wonder about what he's thinking. i thinhak people enjoy that aspect of him. so it's going to be a real hardl road for biden. >> it sure is. sure and, you know, black and whiteis americans absolutely the same. the difference is blac k america has been so loyal whlitically to democrats. you know, whites go between republicans and democrats, but justitee the loyalty factor until this year, you're justjust seeing a real significant movement away from the democrats. i don't know. independents. are they goingt i to trump?

>> what do you attribute that to? i think they're looking out for their own self-interes t. there comes a point where things have gotten so bae d nor that you have to reassess what you normally do. whmay are things this bad?they a and they're looking. icie finally, having a look at the actual policies rather thang ido just following ideology. and same thing with thloe youngn people. you know, i've been going to a lot of campuse acampuss and conp with charlie kirk turning point usa. ointyoung people are thirsting r truth and for a direction that will allow them to realize the american dream . ream. they realize that theat american dream is fading awa ty not philosophically, but in practicalitynot ph, because of l incredibly crazy policies that are going on righyt now. >> and you don't have to be very bright to see that they crazy. and i think donald trump jusraty called joe biden .

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problems solved by the end solv week.egal his response? haveear to god, bob, i don't anything on donald trump. >> cohen testified yesterday >>use hedidn't tell costellotru. the truth about trump because he didn't trust costello. told himld getever he t would get back to trump. cohen now claims trump directlt participated in a scheme to pay adult film actress stormy daniels $130,000 to influence the 2016 election. but costello says cohen wanted to be trump's attorney general or white house chief of staff, and he may ey gener have acted alone to gain trump's favor. >> he said, i got a call from a from a lawyer representing stormy daniels, who representeod that she was going to testify that donald trump had with stormy daniels. he said, i didn't want to embarrass melania trump. he said, that's why i decidedd to take care of thisto on my ow. this guy thought he said to me that he should have been attorney general of the united states, or at least the chieeyf f assistant to theen president. ludicrous. but that's what he thought.

and he was vert. cris.y angry about that. >> cohen is the prosecution's final witness afteorter: hr he'g testifying. trump's lawyers are considering calling an expert witnestrump'sy to the stand, and they'll discuss the ground rules for that possible questioninusg tomorrow at 4:00. but before that, michael cohen. will once agai that,n take the d at 930, and you can bet he's going to be answering a lot of questionsn wil from ts lawyers, including about what costello said today. >>, gabout wh jesse? >> thanks, nate. fox news contributor jonathan turley joins us now. >> jonathan, what does this mean? well, it means what we already know that michael cohen is the most compromised, unbelievable comp of thes hardstory federal legal system. that's hardly news. well, wely saw in his cross-examination was an anasive and rehearsed set of answerssw. and he's going to likely continue that tomorrow. but here you have his own hav lawyer now saying that whatwy he saierd, the stand is diametrically opposed

to what he tolhed him in any-cle attorney client confidential settinntg. ng. now, we already flagged parts o of the testimony of cohen that did not seem to ring true . for example, cohen said that he surreptitiously tapedt hetap the former president for his protection to keep david pecker honest. that makes no sense at all. nobody can make any sense out of how taping donald trump would somehow affect david pecker. in fact, the call itself seemed to indicate that trump had very little information about the deals that had been arranged by cohen. cohes ba clear to most of us that he was banking insurance against trump thatinsuranc thiss to be compromising information that he might use later,e and that would be completely consistent with michael cohen.el the only consistent elementsem in cohen's career is that

he will only tell the truth if tello alternative, and he always acts for his own best interest. >> so does the defense call cohen's ex-lawyer to the stand and just blow cohen's whole testimony upws? up >> well, that would be something, wouldn't it? you would just have the president's former counsel testifying against him and theen have his former counsel's former counsel testifying against hisounsel fcounsem at s. this is it's going to getst awfully strange. no, i don't thinrange.k that thy will. look, i think there's a strong temptation to just rest. i don't think they have presented the elements of an yo not crime. we still don't know what thiskn other crime was that was being concealed by trump. but they also haven't put into, evidence any clear support forcl saying that listing these payments as legal expenses was somehow fraud or wrong. many experts are saying no. if you're paying your lawyer his fees and things costs that he put out there, mostuntat

accountants will just list that as a lega l expense because it's going to your lawyer. so they haven't put into play what is necessary, in my view, to get to the jury.ey but they may be tempted to put an expert on just to put a naill in the coffin. i can't understandin thi how anl honest judge would allow this to go to a jury. togo tyou know, judge merchan is going to have his moment where he has to decide what he owes his commitment to the rule be law or to something else, because if he follows the rule of law, thiscae rule would neveo a jury. >> well, we'll find out soon. ,i big day tomorrow. cohen cross-examined. g what a week? jonathan turley, the esteemed constitutional scholarin and partner of mine. thank you, jesse. thank you so muc the h. >> a new series, wellness wednesdays. wednes wednesdays. wednes that's next.

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