This Sunday defending Trump, the Republican presidential hopefuls are getting ready to take

the debate stage for the first time, as Donald Trump prepares to be arrested for the fourth

time.

Trump plans to skip the debate, but why are most of his Republican rivals still planning

to defend it?

I'll ask North Dakota Governor Doug Berger whether he's ready to confront the frontrunner

and his growing list of legal liability, plus silent strategy.

President Biden stays silent on the appointment of a special counsel investigating his son.

I have no comment on any investigation that's going on.

That's up to the justice department.

But his public distress grows in the legal system.

Will President Biden rise to the challenge at this critical moment for the American democracy?

I'll ask Minnesota's Democratic Governor Tim Waltz, a top surrogate for the Biden 2024

real estate.

And law in order.

The defendants engaged in a criminal racketeering enterprise to overturn Georgia's presidential

election whistle.

Donald Trump was charged with 13 felony counts along with 18 other co-conspirators, and

is now facing 91 criminal charges in four separate criminal cases.

Our dare low life prosecutor deranged Jackson, that's right, he's deranged.

How will Trump's threats against prosecutor judges and potential witnesses impact all

of these cases, and will any of these trials begin before the November election?

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