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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s campaign didn’t waste any time to quickly spotlight a viral report from the New York Times on President Trump’s taxes.

President Donald Trump allegedly considered his daughter Ivanka to be his running mate during the 2016 presidential campaign, according to claims made in a forthcoming book by former Trump campaign official Rick Gates.

If the deadliest pandemic in a century, the worst economic downturn in decades, and a summer of nationwide protests over racial inequity weren’t enough for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and President Trump to battle over at Tuesday at the first of three presidential debates, another combustible topic’s been tossed into the toxic political mix.

The New York Times and NPR covered the same story on Sunday when a liberal activist was caught on video plowing a car through a group of Trump supporters, but the liberal newspaper omitted a key detail that NPR and other outlets managed to discover.  

The video shows police tackle Parscale to the ground and place handcuffs on him.

Police officers confiscated 10 guns from former Trump 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale's home on Sunday.

Online attacks on Brad Parscale faced swift backlash.

The shaking of hands between the candidates and the moderator – it’s a longstanding tradition at presidential debates. But amid the coronavirus pandemic, that tradition has been thrown out the window due to COVID-19 considerations.

President Trump’s former campaign manager Brad Parscale was purportedly taken to a Florida hospital on Sunday by police after a brief but tense stand-off in which Parscale allegedly barricaded himself inside his home with firearms and was threatening to harm himself.

I have no idea which Joe Biden will show up for the debate. And I have no idea how President Donald Trump will respond to whichever Biden appears on stage.