If it's Monday, it's a pivotal week in US politics as President Biden and former President

Trump face off in their first debate with the Supreme Point poised to rule on a number of

blockbuster cases,

including whether or not former President Trump is immune

from criminal prosecution.

Plus, Democrats mark the second anniversary

of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Rovi Wade by slamming

former President Trump with Vice President Harris saying he is to blame for a

quote health care crisis in America. An Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the offensive against Hamas and Gaza could be winding

down, but that Israel's class with Iran blocked militants in the north could soon be ramping up. Welcome to meet the press now. I'm Yamey Shalcedor in Washington at the start of

what could be the most significant week yet in the 2024 presidential campaign. In three days

President Biden and former President Donald Trump will square off in their first

debate as the Supreme Court weighs whether or not Trump will be immune from criminal prosecution for his

actions surrounding the January 6th insurrection. Right now President Biden is at

Kemp David as he prepares for Thursday night's showdown which will be the

earliest general election debate in

presidential history. On meet the press yesterday, Biden campaign co-chair

Mitch Landrieu conceded that the early matchup could be a risky maneuver as

the president tries to regain

momentum and attack his opponent. Well listen everything that we do is high risk

I mean every campaign that you have is going to be closed so everything everything that you do has to work, it has to be

thoughtful. So I expect President Biden to do an excellent job just like you did in the last two

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