This week’s Sunday news shows will likely focus on who will become former President Trump’s running mate. The competition for Trump’s vice presidential slot has been heating up recently, with some of the possible contenders stopping by the former president’s hush money trial in New York, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.
), who will appear on “Fox News Sunday” this week. Donalds also was at Trump’s rally in the Bronx this week, to The Associated Press. Another contender for Trump’s VP slot, Sen.
Tim Scott (R-S.C.), will appear on CNN’s “State of The Union” this week.
Scott new TV and radio ads from the Biden campaign that were rolled out this week that target Trump on his claims about his record with Black Americans, stating that the current president’s record on race is “disgusting, it’s vile, and it’s un-American.” A bipartisan border bill was for the second time this year in the Senate Thursday in a 43-50 vote this week, which will also be a likely focus of this week’s Sunday shows. Sen.
Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), one of the negotiators of the proposal, will appear on CBS’ “Face the Nation” this week. In a Thursday on the social media platform X before the vote, Murphy said Republicans would “likely” kill the bipartisan border security bill because “Trump told them to keep the border a mess because it helps Trump in the fall election.
” President Biden went after Republicans for blocking the border security legislation after it again in .
