Thank you for that image of wolf, which I will never get out of my head. Anderson,

appreciate it. Very well done. I am Chris Cuomo. Welcome to Primetime. Joe Biden got a wake-up call

on that first debate and the polls thereafter. So now comes a defining moment. How will the former

VP respond? You're about to see as we show you new parts from our exclusive sit-down with the

Democratic frontrunner and the multi-millionaire with connections to a prince and president's

long rumored to be one of the worst sexual predators. That man is Jeffrey Epstein and he had

quietly beaten the case against him until now. He's back behind bars and we have someone who's

covered the story from the beginning and says the truth of who this man is and what he has done

will blow you away. What do you say? Let's get after it.

Former VP Joe Biden doesn't do a lot of sit-downs but he did one with us on Independence Day hoping to set

the record straight after a rocky first debate. We tested. He offered some new answers and then an

apology followed for remarks about segregationist senators. Now, watching the former VP with his wife

Jill was even more interesting to me than being with Biden alone. Why? Because the people around

a candidate often signal things the candidate does not. Take a look.

I appreciate you guys taking this opportunity. Happy to be here. Thank you. This time, how is this

different for you? Well, I think we knew this was going to be a little bit tougher. It feels a

little bit different. There are so many candidates in the race but so far it's going pretty well.

So we've been in what, two months and things feel good. Biggest surprise for you so far.

The biggest surprise I think was the debate. I think Kamala was a little bit of a surprise.

I think that's the biggest surprise so far.

Different position for you. Fighting from the front. You've been an underdog pretty much your whole

career. You've achieved amazing things. But what surprises you about fighting from the front?

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