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WE AGREE - New York Times columnist urges Biden not to debate Trump unless POTUS agrees to 'two conditions'
"I worry about Joe Biden debating Donald Trump. He should do it only under two conditions. Otherwise, he’s giving Trump unfair advantages," Friedman began his column Tuesday evening.
Friedman said the "conditions" should be that Trump must release his tax returns from 2016 to 2018, and that both campaigns should agree on having a "real-time fact-checking team" hired by the nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates.
The columnist suggested "10 minutes before the scheduled conclusion of the debate, this team report on any misleading statements, phony numbers or outright lies either candidate had uttered. That way no one in that massive television audience can go away easily misled."
"Debates always have ground rules. Why can’t TRUMP tell the truth and equal transparency on taxes be conditions for this one?
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Trump admits virus getting worse, press pans him anyway
President Trump has now done what his critics have been demanding, focusing squarely on the pandemic, offering a downbeat assessment and no longer insisting it will magically disappear.
Now the return of the coronavirus briefings was hardly flawless. It had the feel of an intervention by presidential advisers who wanted to stop the political bleeding over Covid-19, with Trump reading from a prepared script before taking a few questions.
In the past, when aides have pushed him onto the prompter, the president usually rebels within a day or two. He’ll revert back to his previous rhetoric in comments to a reporter or by firing off tweets. And that can’t be ruled out.
But isn’t it a positive step for Trump, after many weeks of playing down the coronavirus, to say “it will probably, unfortunately, get worse before it gets better”?
Isn’t it a step in the right direction for the president to stop talking about little “embers” around the country and say we also have “big fires,” naming Florida as an example? Especially with a surge in new cases in the South and West, and the country surpassing 1,000 deaths in a single day?
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FACT! PRESIDENT TRUMP PUTS ON A MASK FOR VOTES IF HE WOULD HAVE DONE IT SOONER HE COULD HAVE SAVED LIVES. DEAD IN US TODAY 144,937
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The mask may have reached a tipping point.
President Donald Trump’s administration on Monday pushed to encourage mask-wearing, explicitly endorsing a measure widely seen as crucial to stemming the coronavirus pandemic, and potentially quelling a bitter debate that experts say costs lives. The president, who for months resisted covering his face in public, tweeted that “it is Patriotic to wear a face mask when you can’t socially distance.” And Vice President Mike Pence told governors in a teleconference that he supported their mask mandates, with the administration even sending a memorandum to New Jersey recommending that it continue its order. The reversal followed polls that showed Trump’s refusal to champion masks was out of step with citizens terrified by rising case counts nationwide. Trump reverses course on masks, calling them ‘patriotic’ after allies split with him

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President Donald Trump knew the coronavirus more deadly then he told the American people lying to our country over and over on National TV. In doing so he has the blood on his hands of thousands of Americans that have died from Trump not be honest with everyone... It's all on tape and this I believe he should NOT be able to be President again. This proves Trump only cares about himself no-one else.
A new book by legendary journalist Bob Woodward has sent shockwaves across the country -- and the 2020 presidential campaign. Woodward’s reporting includes audio recordings of on-the-record conversations with President Trump in which he admits he intentionally misled Americans about the danger posed by the novel coronavirus. The Washington Post’s Robert Costa joins Judy Woodruff to discuss.
Woodward recounts how, based on his reporting, President Trump was told on January 28 of this year by his top national security officials, Robert O'Brien and Matthew Pottinger, that the pandemic, the coronavirus, was the gravest national security threat he has yet seen in his presidency.
Pottinger compared it to the 1918 flu pandemic, which killed millions worldwide. And then, just a few days later, the president, who had been continuing to be briefed, he was — he told Woodward that the virus is very deadly. And you saw that in the clip shown by John Yang.