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'They're going to hit my father': Eric Trump whines about Jake Tapper ahead of CNN debate

Eric Trump, the son of former President Donald Trump, predicted his father would "do awesome" at Thursday's debate with President Joe Biden on CNN.

On Sunday, Eric Trump spent most of his interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo complaining that CNN was biased against his father.

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Ronny Jackson demands Biden drug test: His debate prep is 'getting the doses just right'

Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) said he would "demand" that President Joe Biden take a test for performance-enhancing drugs before the debate on Thursday.

On Sunday, Jackson told Fox News host Maria Bartiromo that he was sending a letter to the White House.

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CNN panel laughs off conservative's strategy for a Trump debate win

On Sunday morning, CNN contributor Bakari Sellers couldn't keep from laughing when former Donald Trump adviser David Urban suggested the former president could win Thursday's first presidential debate by being restrained and letting President Joe Biden talk.

Sellers was not the only "State of the Union" panelist to find Urban's suggestion laughable.

According to Urban, Trump won the last debate with Biden in 2020 but no one was watching so it didn't save him.

"The problem was nobody was watching the second debate because in the first debate president Trump was talking over Biden, wasn't letting him make his point," Urban recalled. "I think if former president Trump were smart, he would just say to the crowd, 'Are you better off now than you were four years ago?' and then just let Joe Biden talk."

"Just let him talk, don't try to overstep. Let him try to make his case because he has a record to defend. So if I was trapped, that's what I do here," he added.

As the panel laughed, Sellers joked, "He acts like Donald Trump is disciplined," to more laughter before adding, "That's not going to happen. Donald Trump is not going to stay on message."

"What we know about this debate though, is that the expectation level for Joe Biden is extremely low," he continued. "It's extremely low because Republicans set the bar in hell for him day in and day out when they call him infirm."

"In hell?" fill-in host Kaitlan Collins interrupted.

"In hell, that's as low as low as the bar can be," Sellers replied to more laughter.

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'He is a convicted felon': Fox News host loses control after Dem lists Trump's crimes

Fox News host Shannon Bream cut off Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) after he pointed out that presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was a convicted felon.

Coons brought up Trump's crimes during a Sunday interview about President Joe Biden's actions on undocumented immigration.

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'It's brilliant': Fox News hosts explode with laughter at Trump's migrant fight proposal

The hosts of Fox & Friends couldn't stop laughing about presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's proposal to force migrants to fight each other.

During the Sunday edition of Fox & Friends, hosts Will Cain, Rachel Campos-Duffy, and Charlie Hurt seemed delighted at Trump's idea of creating a UFC league for migrants.

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'Zero attendees in the upper bowl':  Trump mocked for 'half empty' swing state speech

Donald Trump on Saturday held a speech in Pennsylvania, but some liberals and conservatives alike are suggesting the crowd could have been larger.

Trump, who during his speech in Philadelphia had several verbal "misfires" that caused social media users to question the former president's mental acuity, has in the past heavily emphasized the numbers at his politically charged rallies as an indication of popularity.

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'This is serious': Ex-prosecutor says Judge Cannon is about to fall into removal trap

Judge Aileen Cannon may be about to give Special Counsel Jack Smith his first real way to get her removed from Donald Trump's criminal Espionage Act case, a former prosecutor said on Saturday.

Ex-U.S. Attorney Harry Litman appeared on CNN, where he was asked about the Florida classified documents case. Specifically, the host asked how Litman viewed the case, which has been plagued by delays for several months.

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'He's scared': Trump called out for startling rally 'confession' about upcoming debate

Donald Trump on Saturday predicted that President Joe Biden would be "jacked up" on drugs at the upcoming presidential debate, but his odd choice of descriptors left the internet wondering whether the former president was speaking from experience.

Trump, who was also ridiculed for numerous verbal "misfires" during his speech, suggested that Biden will outperform expectations when they finally debate.

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'Tug drug': Trump ridiculed for multiple verbal 'misfires' at Philadelphia MAGA rally

Donald Trump Saturday stunned critics watching his MAGA rally in Philadelphia by having numerous "misfires" during his speech.

Trump delivered his remarks at the rally in Philadelphia after an event earlier in the day in Washington, D.C. At the first event, the former president came under fire for a purportedly "incoherent" defense of a rant he said the press had previously deemed "rambling."

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'Babbling': Trump biographer predicts ex-president will be 'fumbling badly' at debate

At the upcoming presidential debate, Donald Trump will shine a spotlight on the fact that he's not more mentally sharp than President Joe Biden, according to the former president's biographer.

Tim O'Brien, who spent massive amounts of time with Trump before writing TrumpNation: The Art of Being the Donald, appeared on MSNBC on Saturday where he was asked about Trump's debate with Biden. Earlier this month, O'Brien undermined the ex-president's claim that he wasn't concerned about jail after being convicted on 34 counts.

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'Please refrain': Internet erupts as Trump 'threatens to take his shirt off' during speech

Donald Trump on Saturday was accused of playing the ultimate victim after he claimed that, if he took his shirt off, it would reveal a "beautiful" body with more wounds than any president in history.

Trump was giving the keynote address for the Faith and Freedom Coalition's "Road to Majority" in Washington, D.C., where he also denied his past stories were rambling and suggested the creation of a "migrant league of fighters" in the U.F.C.

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'Trump is vile': Ex-president skewered for suggesting 'migrant league of fighters' in UFC

Donald Trump on Saturday suggested the creation of an ultimate fighting league for immigrants, leading to an outpouring of mockery.

Trump over the weekend gave the keynote address at the Faith and Freedom Coalition's "Road to Majority" in Washington, D.C. In that same talk, the former president came under fire after he sought to push back against reports that he was "rambling" when he told a story about sharks and electrocution at a recent rally.

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'His brains are pudding': Internet mocks Trump for 'incoherent' defense of 'rambling' rant

Donald Trump on Saturday sought to push back against reports that he was "rambling" when he told a story about sharks and electrocution at a recent rally, leading some onlookers to say his attempt to defend his remarks was worse than the original telling itself.

Trump earlier in June ranted at a rally about batteries and shark attacks, leading the internet to question the ex-president's mental capacity. The former president was speaking in Las Vegas, when he at one point veered off into a discussion about shark attacks while apparently discussing President Joe Biden's environmental priorities related to electric vehicles.

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