We are only hours away from the first presidential debate between Trump and Biden and the internet is blowing up right now.
According to the Trump campaign, Joe Biden has declined to have his ears checked for an earpiece before the presidential debate tonight.
Panic Time
The report surfaced via a tweet from a Trump campaign official…
Joe Biden’s handlers several days ago agreed to a pre-debate inspection for electronic earpieces but today abruptly reversed themselves & declined. Biden asked for multiple breaks during the debate, which President Trump doesn’t need, so we have rejected that request.
Statement: pic.twitter.com/yIXd0TVWgi
— Tim Murtaugh (@TimMurtaugh) September 29, 2020
If Murtaugh is telling the truth, this is a pretty big move by the Biden campaign on both aspects of that statement.
First and foremost, the fact they are now asking for multiple breaks is probably a sign that Joe Biden is not having a really good day.
For the most part, his handlers have been able to shut him down when he struggles during interviews or keep him away from the media altogether, but they will not have that option tonight.
Even more concerning than the breaks, however, is the idea that Biden does not want to be checked for an earpiece.
I have long-maintained that Biden is being fed lines from his handlers, which is 100 percent prohibited during a debate.
This could, however, explain how he did better against Bernie Sanders and how he plans on fighting back against the relentless attacks we know Trump is going to throw at him tonight.
This should be standard procedure, and not really sure why it’s not, but the fact Biden is not willing to concede to this request should have everyone worried that Biden will cheat tonight if permitted to do so.
You can read more about this on Breitbart.
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