Hello from CNN, I'm Joe Beck, with the five things you need to know for Wednesday, June 26th.

Tomorrow, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will go head to head on the CNN debate stage in Georgia.

In the build-up, Biden has hunkered down at Camp David, while Trump has played down the importance of prep in interviews.

Sources tell CNN that Trump's allies and advisors

want him to focus on things like the economy, crime and inflation.

Issues where polls say he has the upper hand.

While a key issue Biden is likely to bring up is abortion,

and he's made reproductive rights a huge part of his campaign.

CNN's David Rind is in Atlanta ahead of the debate and spoke to a volunteer at an abortion clinic there.

Yeah, Joe, so Kate Morgan spent her Monday night learning how to be a patient escort at the Feminist Women's Health Center.

She told me she only recently started voting for Democrats

after the Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.

What brought you over?

Tobs, I got really sick after I had to get my IED switched out two years early.

But she says she's not sure that issue alone will be enough to put Biden over the top.

I'm not thrilled, but I'll vote for Biden.

I mean.

With all that said, she told me, she'll be watching the debate

Thursday night and hopes more Democrats will too.

You can hear more from David about the debate

on today's episode of One Thing, available wherever you get your podcasts.

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