The NPR Politics Podcast Roundup: Yes, Biden And Trump Are Going To Debate
May 17, 2024
Michael Cohen's courtroom testimony against Trump reveals key insights into allegations from the 2016 campaign. Biden and Trump are set for transformative debates that shift public focus on their contrast. Maryland’s primary race heats up, with Angela Alsobrooks challenging Larry Hogan, raising stakes for Senate control. A light-hearted dive into how fashion impacts political perception adds flair. The discussion also touches on the cultural significance of NFL schedule release videos, blending sports with creative storytelling.
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Trial's End
- Closing arguments are expected on Tuesday, potentially sending the case to the jury by mid-next week.
- The timing of a verdict remains uncertain.
Presidential Debates
- Biden and Trump will have at least two presidential debates, bypassing the traditional Debate Commission.
- This departure reflects both candidates' grievances with the commission.
Debate Format
- The debates will not have a live audience, focusing on the television viewers as the primary audience.
- This format harkens back to the 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate.