Mary Katharine Ham said that Trump should use the muted-mic rule in the upcoming CNN presidential debate to let Biden talk “because the longer he talks, often the more tied up he gets.” She also said it is the media’s “job to spin” any unflattering video of Biden as “cheap fakes” because it is “meant to be sort of adjacent” to videos that are “actual fake manipulation.”

Tim Hogan said that “no rational voter” will use the upcoming debate to make “a decision based on age.” He also said that Republican social media accounts are “very good” at promoting unappealing videos of Joe Biden.

Jason Chaffetz said of President Biden’s executive order allowing certain undocumented spouses married to U.S. citizens to apply for permanent resident status without leaving the country, “You’re doing this in a crass way right before the election, and people see through it.”

Ari Aramesh said on immigration that “the radical left wants everything, and the radical right wants nothing,” so there is a “narrow” window for compromise between “giv[ing] amnesty to everybody” and “mass deportation and shutting down the border.”

Rep. Nancy Mace said that New York Magazine’s Rebecca Traister is “completely unhinged” for her piece accusing Republican women of ‘old-fashioned political hypocrisy’, describing the article as “another example of an activist reporter seething over Donald Trump.” She also said that she was “just pointing out facts” in her statement quoted in the article saying Hunter Biden had ‘no balls’ for defying a congressional subpoena to be deposed, and that the GOP must find “middle ground” on the issue of abortion.

Griff Jenkins said that the situation at the Washington Post is “unbelievable” as London Telegraph Deputy Editor Robert Winnett withdrew from the position of Editor at the Post following reports of serious ethical questions, and “you can’t overstate how significant this is” to occur at “one of the most revered newspapers.” He also said that Washington Post owner, billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has “to make a decision” on whether to sell the paper in light of massive revenue losses because “this town is driven by power in politics and the Washington Post has been at the top of the list for decades.”