James Carville Surprises Ari Melber With Trump-Biden Debate Prediction
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The longtime Democratic strategist said he would take even money on it happening.
Longtime Democratic strategist James Carville said Monday he wouldn’t be surprised if former President Donald Trump chickens out of his first 2024 election debate against President Joe Biden.
Biden and Trump are scheduled to go head-to-head in Atlanta on June 27 for the audience-less CNN debate, and one rule will see the candidates’ microphones muted when it’s not their turn to speak.
While discussing the debate rules, MSNBC’s Ari Melber asked Carville if that will matter.
“Well, if I was a gambler, and actually, I am a gambler, I’d take even money that Trump doesn’t show up,” he replied.
“Ha!” said Melber. “You don’t think Trump’s coming next week?”
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