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Panelists Doug Schoen and Noelle Nikpour share their advice on how President Biden should approach the CNN Presidential Debate with former President Trump on ‘Your World.’

Claire McCaskill, former U.S. Senator from Missouri, David Jolly, former congressman from Florida and Vaughn Hillyard, NBC News Correspondent join John Heilemann in for Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss the upcoming first presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump and what are the goals for President Biden ahead of a debate with a counterpart who has been convicted of 34 felonies.

The Hill’s Brett Samuels gives an update on what decisions are yet to be made by the supreme court. Still on the docket: Former President Trump’s immunity case, and gender affirming care. Brett also gives his take as Trump says he’s picked a VP, Biden struggles to quell an effort to replace him on the ticket, and the first 2024 presidential debate looms. Also in your debrief: prosecutors make their arguments to gag Trump in the Florida classified documents case, and the DOJ recommends criminal charges against Boeing. #thehill #2024 #SCOTUS #Biden #Trump #Boeing #debate Make sure to subscribe to get your Daily Debrief with top headlines from The Hill every weekday. Follow The Hill on Instagram and X @thehill

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Can you tell us what Donald Trump is going to do differently on the debate stage this time? Sure. Well, President Trump is well prepared ahead of Thursday's debates. Unlike Joe Biden, he doesn't have to hide away and have his advisers tell him what to say. President Trump knows what he wants to say, and he's going to relay his vision to the American people to make this country strong, safe, secure, and wealthy again. He's been doing that across this great nation to all corners of this country. That's why he was in Detroit, Michigan last week. He was in Philadelphia for a big rally on Saturday night. And that's why President Trump is knowingly going into a hostile environment on this very network on CNN with debate moderators who have made their opinions about him very well known over the past eight years and their biased coverage of him. So President Trump is willing to bring his message to every corner of this country, to voters, to ensure that he wins this election in November. He looks forward to doing that, and I know the American public look forward to hearing from him. So I'll just say, my colleagues Jake Tapper and Dana Bash have acquitted themselves as professionals as they have covered campaigns and interviewed candidates from all sides of the aisle. I'll also say that if you talk to analysts of debates previous, that if you're attacking the moderators, you're usually losing. So I really want to focus in on what these two men are going to do and say when they stand on the stage. Now we have a little bit of what Donald Trump, your boss, has said in trying to set expectations for this debate. I want to play some of a series of his comments, and then we'll talk about it, watch. Maybe I'm better off losing the debate. I'll make sure he says I'll lose the debate on purpose. Maybe I'll do something like that. I assume he's going to be somebody that will be a worthy debater. Should I be tough and nasty and just say you're the worst president in history, or should I be nice and calm and let him speak? So he's basically saying there, well, will I let Joe Biden win? It does seem as though many Republicans have set the bar very low in terms of arguing that Joe Biden is basically senile. Now you have people like Doug Burgum coming out and saying, well, President Biden is very accomplished, trying to set expectations in a different place. What do you expect from Joe Biden? Well, first of all, it would take someone five minutes to Google Jake Tapper, Donald Trump, to see that Jake Tapper has consistently frequently likened President Trump to Adolf Hilter. Ma'am, I'm going to stop this interview if you continue to attack my colleagues. I would like to talk about Joe Biden and Donald Trump, who you work for. Yes. If you are here to speak on his behalf, I am willing to have this conversation. I am stating facts that your colleagues have stated in the past. Now, after this debate, the expectation for- I'm sorry, guys. We're going to come back out to the panel. The expectation- Thank you very much for your time. You are welcome to come back at any point. She is welcome to come back and speak about Donald Trump. And Donald Trump will have equal time to Joe Biden when they both join us now at next early later this week in Atlanta for this debate. Our thanks to Caroline.

Debate strategy is on display as both presidential candidates gear up for Thursday’s candidate matchup. CNN’s Kevin Liptak reports on President Joe Biden’s strategy, and what’s at stake as he faces-off with Donald Trump.

President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump are set to face off on Thursday for a debate moderated by CNN. Thomas Gift with the University College of London explains what’s at stake for both candidates.