510200, coventry direct redefining insurance the cnn present hello everyone. thanks for joining me. i m alison camera radha in for fredricka whitfield debate week starts today we are four days away from the cnn presidential they, between president biden and former president trump. thursday night s showdown is the first of the 2024 race. it has the potential to shake up a race that has been deadlocked in the polls for months. and the two candidates are preparing for this high-stakes event in very different ways president biden hunkering down at camp david all weekend, reportedly holding intensive prep work and mock debates with a team of advisors. donald trump has spent the weekend about the campaign trail speaking to a christian group in dc and holding a rally in the swing state of pennsylvania where he told reporters he expects his upcoming vice presidential pick to join him at thursday s debate. but let s begin with president biden s debate prep. cnn s kevin look ta
greg: yes! yes! i agree! i agree! stop it! happy monday, everyone. today jury selection began at hunter biden s glenmore trail and as a welcoming gift of those selected were given if we dined back. [laughter] to make sure it s a jury of his peers we re looking for people were given phony jobs in ukraine, smoke crack in a sensory deprivation tank, had sex with another family member s wife while impregnating a stripper. safari found one. possible witnesses include boulevard and s widow, callie biden, hunter biden s ex-wife kathleen and the gun store clerk in delaware. or as hunter calls it, his dream for some. [laughter] like colors no picture for that guy. over the weekend president biden what seems likely with hunter in delaware. as part of his new workout program called not dying. [laughter] thank you. i had to work hard to get one out of you. [laughter] i wonder if they re going to like these. mexico is officially elected the first ever female president. [applause
things. but with this in particular i m also confused because considering the things of him that we do see. [laughter] greg: what could possibly like my. what could possibly be happening in easteps because when we do seems big and not, like, there s a man i m confident and you know what i mean? so what is happening on these tapes. wouldn t it be great if it is just greg: brian don t you wish you can they can edit talking frankly wouldn t look so idiotic? [laughter] greg: don t turn on me! i m doing it for you. i m this thing called likable. so you wouldn t know what that s like. [laughter] greg: i think i was voted more trustworthy than you were. by who? greg: by the hollywood reporter. i don t think so. [laughter] so listening if you are can watching a hearing i
both john bolton and mick mulvaney did. i know democrats are pushing ahead without securing bolton or mulvaney s testimony, but doesn t the public deserve to have that final piece of the puzzle, and frankly wouldn t that make your argument stronger? yes, they do. and that s why john bolton should testify. there is no reason for john bolton not to testify. it s a sheer delay tactic. we re not going to delay for months because john bolton is unwilling to testify. the reality is he s not shielded by executive privilege if there is actual illegality. so he owes the american people an explanation about his judgment of whether there was illegal conduct. that has never been protected by executive privilege. same thing with mick mulvaney. they owe the american people an explanation. congressman ro khanna, i appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. still ahead tonight, we re going to examine president trump s own defense ahead of the public hearings. his latest unfounded, untrue expl
sure, but when we talk about a higher corporate tax rate, that s higher than a higher personal tax rate on wealthy people. neil: right. the end of the day when you have we re talking about, this committee is also about the deregulation and really coming in on the deregulation and having more regulation coming in there. they don t like the fact that president trump went in there and tried to deregulate all of these antiquated tax codes. so, that was another point that ocasio-cortez was trying to make to go back to regulation. that doesn t make sense. when we have deregulation, the economy moves forward and it s something it if they actually knew what they were talking about, they wouldn t be saying these kind of things. let s get real. when there was a 90% tax bracket, highest marginal tax was 90%. she s always mentioning, oh, the eisenhower years a 90% tax rate and things looked pretty good. the top 1% was paying 30% of their income in taxes.