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WASHINGTON — Some of the 51 “Spies Who Lie” were active CIA contractors when they claimed files from first son Hunter Biden’s laptop had “the classic earmarks” of Russian disinformation ahead of the 2020 election — a fact that was uneasily noted inside the agency at the time, new records acquired by The Post show. Former CIA acting director Michael Morell, who previously told Congress he organized the Oct. 19, 2020, letter to give Joe Biden a “talking point” against then-President Donald Trump ahead of a debate, was a contractor at the time, the agency informed Congress. Ex-agency inspector general...

It is likely that Jake Tapper will have some debate questions which reflect poorly on Trump. Here is one I'm sure he will ask: "Mr. Biden, when your son Beau died from the wounds he received fighting for our country in Iraq, how did your feelings compare with Mr. Trumps feelings as he was having sex with a porn star while his third wife was giving birth to their son Baron?" "Mr. Trump, how can you argue that illegal aliens with prior criminal convictions who go on to rape and kill Americans should be deported, when you have been convicted...

Here's mine: Don't mention Biden by name. Only refer to him as "The Big Guy" all night. People will figure it out, and low info voters will find out why.

The Commission on Presidential Debates reported on Friday that there were in fact issues with Donald Trump’s microphone at the Debate Monday evening at Hofstra university in New York. Following the debate, Trump told the press that they “gave me a defective mic. Did you notice that? My mic was defective within the room,” CNN reports. Trump posed the question: “Was that on purpose?” While it may be too early to call it anything other than a technical malfunction, the Commission on Presidential Debates said “there were issues regarding Donald Trump’s audio that affected the sound level in the debate...

Donald Trump is seeing ugly bubbles in stocks. By MarkDeCambre “We are in a big fat ugly bubble, and we better be careful,” declared Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at the first of three debates with Democratic rival Hillary Clinton on Monday. The statement was one of many zingers Trump lobbed as he attempted to cast the economy and the U.S. market as standing on a precarious footing. It is a charge that, in part, he hopes will serve as a rebuke to President Barack Obama’s presidency and indirectly to Clinton who served as U.S. Secretary of State. At least...