Biden, Trump to Go Head to Head for First Time Since 2020

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🗓️ 27 June 2024

⏱️ 14 minutes

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A.M. Edition for June 27. Ahead of President Biden and former President Donald Trump’s high-stakes clash in tonight’s presidential debate, WSJ’s Annie Linskey shares what she learned by rewatching the two men’s debates from four years ago. Plus, Bolivia’s president hangs on to power after an attempted coup. And, Ben & Jerry’s co-founders say corporate activism isn’t bad for business—just the opposite. Kate Bullivant hosts. Sign up for the WSJ's free What's News newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:17.0	Soldiers in Bolivia stormed the presidential palace.
0:24.0	Plus, four years after Biden and Trump were last seen in the same room,
0:29.0	we look ahead to tonight's presidential debate.
0:32.0	This time, there will not be an audience. to tonight's presidential debate.
0:32.8	This time there will not be an audience.
0:35.5	The other key change is that the moderators
0:39.2	are going to have a mute button,
0:40.8	so their words will only be broadcast when it's their turn to talk.
0:45.0	And the founders of Ben and Jerry's say they won't shy away from taking divisive stances.
0:51.0	It's Thursday, June 27th, I'm Kate Bullervyn for the Wall Street Journal
0:56.4	filling in for Luke Vargas, and here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines
1:01.7	and business stories moving your world today?
1:05.8	We begin in Bolivia where soldiers storm the presidential palace yesterday in a short-lived
1:11.4	attempt to overthrow the left-wing government.
1:14.0	Videos from the capital showed soldiers and military vehicles at one point
1:19.0	occupying the main square, but by late afternoon it became clear that President Luis Arse remained firmly in power.
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