Covering up Biden's Health, Dr. Charles Franklin and Jon Schweppe Opine on the Trump-Harris Match up, James Carville's Media Criticism, & the Secret Service Director Resigns
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- Talking Points Memo: Bill looks at the cover up of Joe Biden's mental condition.
- Marquette Law professor Dr. Charles Franklin joins the No Spin News.
- American Principles Project policy director Jon Schweppe join the No Spin News.
- Bill reacts to James Carville's statement about those who say Trump is a changed man after shooting.
- U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigns.
- This Day in History: The ice cream cone.
- Final Thought: Maya Rudolph's Kamala Harris impression.
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