President Joe Biden heading to Camp David for up to a week of preparations for his upcoming debate is not a show of confidence, Eric Trump argued on Sunday.

The son of former President Donald Trump spoke with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo on “Sunday Morning Futures” about expectations for the event.

“It’s pretty telling,” he said, “of a president who has to go to Camp David in the middle of the woods and lock himself effectively in a bunker” for so long.

Biden’s “policies are so bad that he has to figure out some way to polish them up and try and sugarcoat them” with his advisers, Eric Trump said.

Drawing a contrast, Eric Trump said his father takes debate prep “seriously” but “he’s doing what he does. He’s going all over the place campaigning.”

CNN is poised to hold the first presidential debate of the 2024 general election cycle in Atlanta next Thursday, giving the rivals 90 minutes on the air.

Biden travelled to Camp David last Thursday evening to make preparations and may stay at the Maryland retreat up until his face-off with the elder Trump.

“I’m not exactly sure if that’s if that’s a big showing of confidence,” Eric Trump quipped, remarking on Biden potentially staying at Camp David for a week.

He also pictured Biden at the retreat “trying to memorize lines, again, to explain horrible policy decisions that he’s made over the last three and a half years.”

The AP reported Donald Trump will stay on the campaign trail until he returns to his Florida estate for two days of meetings and informal debate prep.

Eric Trump predicted CNN will give Biden a “free pass” while taking the opportunity to “hit” his father during the debate.

When asked if he was on board with the rules CNN has set for the debate and the “playing field” heading into the event, the Trump son expressed confidence.

“I’m comfortable with my father. He’s got — he’s got the right message. He’s got the love of America behind him,” Eric Trump said.

“And he’s going to do — he’s going to do awesome,” Eric Trump added. “He always does. He’s good to go.”

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said during an interview over the weekend that President Joe Biden could be open to criminal prosecution over the effects of his historic border crisis if the U.S. Supreme Court rules that presidents do not have immunity from prosecution.

Graham made the remarks during a Sunday Fox News interview with Shannon Bream while discussing the forthcoming ruling.

“Most Americans believe that they’re not safer under President Biden than they were Trump,” Graham said. “[Senator] Chris Coons, a dear friend, said that there’s a good case to be made, that you’re safer today than you were when President Trump was president. If you believe that you shouldn’t be allowed to drive. That’s silly. That’s dangerously wrong. The border is beyond broken. You have wars in Ukraine. You have the Middle East on fire. When it comes to enforcing the law, Joe Biden has been beyond reckless. He’s taken a parole statute that’s limited in nature, and is given a million people parole.”

“Laken Riley’s murderer was paroled because they had lack of capacity in El Paso,” he continued. “They let him out under the parole statute, because they were full, there’s nothing in the statute says you can go cuz you’re full. And he killed this lady. On and on and on, all of these women who’ve been raped and murdered have one thing in common: The people that killed them, raped them, and murdered them were in our custody and let go, I think illegally. So Joe Biden better hope and pray there’s presidential immunity, because when he allowed the killer of Laken Riley to be released on parole because lack of capacity, I think he’s subject not only lawsuit, but criminal prosecution, if there’s not presidential immunity.”

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