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It's called a dead cat bounce. Okay? That's exactly what he got.

Well, first of all, people understand the vice president doesn't set policy, but that's all right. She's got many things you can point to. By way, she's talking about small business tax breaks. Trump's talking about keeping tax cut for…

Not at all. I fully expect the vice president to drag him out across the debate platform. I fully expect her to do very well. I think she's very well-prepared. I think his whole act is stale and is going to be exposed in this debate.

For Ms. Harris to break from Biden more explicitly and she has done so far not being insult. Rather, it shows even more sharply that she's passionate about her own ideas and represents change rather than more of the same.

I think people are determined and ready to go to work. And I think she's leaving us in a good direction.

But he pointed out two most stunning statistic ever since the end of the Cold War, 50 million jobs have been created under Democrats, and 1 million under Republicans.

I think anytime we can use President Clinton it's a good idea in any capacity whether a bus trip is to best use of him. I have no idea.

It would be wrong, and I think unlawful, in accordance to some of these states rules for a handful of people to go in a back room and switch it out because they're -- they don't like the candidate any longer.

I think he's going to go out and attack him full-throated. That's my own view.

This country wants change.

People want new and different. They're tired after COVID, after inflation, after Biden and Trump.

The race is essentially tied. We could lose it. We don't -- let's not be on a sugar high.

Well, first of all, I think the campaign so far -- hadn't been very long -- has been flawless.

We're not going to take a lecture from a criminal with 34 counts of felony convictions.

I will not be lectured about law and order from Donald Trump who led an insurrection on the United States Capitol.

The question is, do the rules apply anymore? This is the question I ask myself all the time.

If Kamala Harris were to win Pennsylvania, win Michigan, win Wisconsin, in the last five presidential elections, those three states have gone together.

The president's moves dead on arrival.