Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts.

Back in February, Donald Trump called into this conservative radio program called the Dan Bongino show.

President Donald J Trump, President Trump, welcome back to the show, it's always good to

have you my friend, how are you you well thank you Dan very much and for lack of a

better term he threw down the gauntlet but I'd like to go for

immediately debates I'd like to debate him now because we should debate

challenging President Joe Biden to debate him even though Trump had skipped the GOP primary

debates. Oh wow look at that we're breaking news mr president

Donald J Trump calls for debates against uh Joe Biden I mean that's great we can

break his news here problems stand and get him to change his ways but I am officially doing that.

I also...

Eventually, Biden accepted and he even up the ante with the campaign pushing the schedule the matchup earlier than most people expected.

As in tonight at a CNN studio in Atlanta.

And while we can't know exactly what will happen on stage, we've seen the show before.

Bitter insults, a constant blame game.

And more than anything, a political spectacle that's often judged on the optics, more than the substance.

But considering both candidates, offering radically different visions for the country.

It's hard to imagine an election, where the substance matters more.

So today, there's no buzzer, no mic muting, and instead just the policy.

I call four of my colleagues to talk about what the candidates are actually promising for a second term on some of the issues

Americans care the most about. From the New York Times I'm a Stead Herndon.

This is the run up. Four issues that usually rank high on the list of voter concerns are the economy, immigration, abortion rights, and foreign policy.

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