And then there were 20: Biden (finally) enters the race

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🗓️ 25 April 2019

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Matt Viser on former vice president Joe Biden jumping into the 2020 race. Gillian Brockell and Drew Harwell on the complications of grieving on social media. And what is breaking “Jeopardy!”? Emily Yahr explains.

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0:30.9	It's Thursday, April 25th.
0:33.7	Today, Joe Biden finally declares his candidacy for president.
0:38.9	The complications of grieving on social media and a game-changing and jeopardy contestant.
0:48.4	Former Vice President Joe Biden finally made it official on Thursday.
0:52.4	He's running for president and he's rounding out a field of 20 Democratic candidates.
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