Trump needs to hammer Biden on immigration to win debate, says ex-candidate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : On this day in 2020, Biden was ahead of Trump by eight points.
68% : Trump is leading in six of the seven swing states.
60% : Trump has also been charged in relation to the events that unfolded on January 6, 2021, at the Capitol.
51% : At the end of April, Trump was ahead by two points but his lead has since evaporated and now the two candidates are level.
50% : "Their hope is that they can change the trajectory of the race and by the time summer is over, Biden will have a lead and there's no reason to give Trump any oxygen," he added.
37% : But Trump should take Biden's record to task, according to Walsh.
33% : Trump faces four indictments in total.
32% : But the former lawmaker said that Trump would be more subdued than usual.
32% : You have a lot of people in the middle who don't like Trump
29% : Walsh doesn't believe Trump has anything to prove because voters have already created their perception of the former president.
27% : Trump is known for his enthusiastic performances but was criticized for being too hot in the first debate of the 2020 presidential cycle.
27% : "He suggested that Biden should embrace his age, smile, and make fun of Trump.
27% : Trump strongly denies all charges that have been leveled against him.
25% : Trump is coming into the debate with a polling advantage in the race for the White House.
23% : Biden and Trump are expected to clash on a raft of topics from inflation and the environment to immigration and abortion in what's set to be a jam-packed showdown that's being aired on CNN.
23% : "Trump can't be a crazy man.
19% : Georgia was one of the key battleground states Trump lost in 2020.
17% : Meanwhile, Trump is heading into the debate with a litany of legal cases hanging over him.
17% : "Walsh believes that Biden will not take part in additional debates with Trump if he has a strong night.
9% : Biden's team is also trying to ensure the incumbent isn't caught off-guard, particularly when Trump hurls attacks.

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