his thumb is working! i do like this coin toss thing. why stop with the debate side? let s have the coin determine who wins the election. yep. it would be so much less stressful than five months of campaigning. just flip the coin! heads, it s trump. tails, it s biden. if the coin bounces and rolls into the sewer, it s rfk jr. i say he ll come out all jacked up, right? all jacked up. yes, all jacked up on metamucil. trump says he wants them to both submit to a drug test before the debate. do you have any idea how long it takes to get a urine sample from men close to 80? i m 74 and the only time i i don t have to pee is when i m pee ing! the great marty short filling in for jimmy kimmel this week. not a bad substitute. we are two days away now from the first presidential debate of the 2024 election cycle. we will have the latest what we are learning about president biden s strategy for dealing with two different versions of donald trump. primary day in new york and colora
far. one is the notion of executive privilege. real concept back to the founding that presidents shouldn t have to turn over secret documents about foreign treaty negotiations or something like that unless there s a compelling reason. the problem for rudy is two-fold. one, the supreme court already heard the executive privilege claims and rejected them 8-1 just two weeks ago. number two, mark meadows is different than rudy giuliani because rudy never had an official position with the government. so it makes it really hard. the president is the incumbent, generally the one that decides executive privilege. president biden has said there is no executive privilege over this stuff. i think that s going nowhere. you separately have attorney/client privilege and rudy to some extent is a lawyer. as representative raskin pointed out earlier when he tried to speak with giuliani, there are limits to attorney/client privilege. look, it is probably generous to
restaurants can reopen as long as they can answer yes to several questions, including encouraging social distancing and flexible leave among employees. people flocking to bars and restaurants in wisconsin, hours after the state supreme court struck down the governor s stay at home order, which the president called a win. the owner of the brat stop restaurant in kenosha saying residents shouldn t be forced to stay home. i also think that we should all be able to decide if we want to go out or not. reporter: tonight, wisconsin s governor defeated, pleading for people to remain cautious. experience crowds or unsafe conditions that make you feel uncomfortable, you should go home. the virus hasn t changed and neither has the science. reporter: in houston, this restaurant jam-packed with people, two weeks after texas allowed restaurants to reopen at 25% capacity. a scuffle breaking out on the steps of michigan s capitol today. protesters, many blasting the governor s stay at home ord
have the right to protest. i don t want to draw much more attention to it. i think it disrupts the events. four things that have been said that i think are relevant that to this question, the protesters that have been led out. a few minutes ago, a woman said please vote know on kavanaugh. presidents shouldn t have the power to do what they want. vote no on kavanaugh. he will be a trump puppet. a separate one, he will support presidential criminality and executive immunity has no place in a democracy. i want to empathize with concerns that people have about those kinds of statements. frankly, if i thought that you would be a puppet for this or any president, if you would support presidential criminality, if you believed that executive immunity is something that is fitting for our system or if you believe that presidents should have the power to do whatever they
not be burdened with a criminal or civil investigation while in office. this is for a now we have a president who has declared in the last 24 hours that the department of justice shouldn t prosecute republicans. it is alice in wonderland. i find it difficult to imagine that your views on this subject escaped the attention of president trump who seems increasingly fixated on his own ballooning legal jeopardy. senator leahy is talking about when he says the unorthodox positions of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, that presidents shouldn t be burdened with a criminal or civil investigation while in office, what he s saying there is true about brett kavanaugh. i mean, republicans in the senate have the tried to create an image of judge kavanaugh as a