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With the upcoming CNN Presidential Debate Simulcast on the Fox News Channel, former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden face a crucial challenge: to win over a dwindling pool of persuadable voters. Trump seeks to gain ground with traditionally Democratic constituencies, while Biden must defend his policies and demonstrate competence. The debate will be a test of their ability to navigate complex issues like lawfare, misinformation, and international instability, as well as address concerns about the economy, immigration, and foreign policy.

Former President Trump and President Biden are gearing up for their first presidential debate next week with dueling rallies in Pennsylvania. Trump held a rally in Philadelphia, highlighting Biden’s economic policies and vowing to tackle illegal immigration, while Biden is scheduled to hold a rally in Pittsburgh on Sunday. Both candidates are focused on winning Pennsylvania, a crucial swing state in the 2024 election.

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The first presidential debate of the 2024 election season is set for Thursday, June 27th, with Joe Biden and Donald Trump facing off in Atlanta, Georgia. CNN anchors Dana Bash and Jake Tapper will moderate the 90-minute debate, which is expected to cover key issues like the economy, immigration, and the candidates’ fitness for office. The debate will be held without a studio audience and features a rule against props or pre-written remarks, marking a shift from past years.

President Biden and former President Trump have agreed to two debates, one in June and one in September. However, Biden has refused to participate in a debate at Virginia State University, originally scheduled by the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates. Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has criticized Biden’s decision, calling it a snub to students, Virginians, and the nation. Biden’s campaign has imposed restrictions on the debates, including no audience and a TV studio setting. Trump has accepted the proposed timeline and urged Biden to follow through with the debate promise.

President Biden and former President Trump have agreed to debate, but the Biden team has imposed several restrictions. These include holding debates in a television studio without an audience, excluding third-party candidates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., limiting the number of news outlets that can host debates, and muting candidates’ microphones when their speaking time expires. Trump has accepted the debate offer despite the restrictions, with the first encounter scheduled for June 27 on CNN.

Former President Donald Trump has publicly challenged President Joe Biden to a presidential debate after both candidates expressed interest in the idea. Trump addressed Biden in a letter posted on his social media platform, proposing various venues, including the White House and New York City. Biden has not yet responded directly to Trump’s latest challenge, but has previously indicated his willingness to debate. The Commission on Presidential Debates has set the first presidential debate for September 16, with two more debates scheduled later in September and October. No progress has been made on setting up a debate between Trump and Biden outside of the CPD’s schedule.

Republican strategist Karl Rove believes a debate between former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden would be the most important one in decades. Both Biden and Trump have expressed openness to the possibility of a debate. Rove emphasized the impact of the 1980 presidential debate between incumbent Jimmy Carter and challenger Ronald Reagan, which significantly influenced undecided voters. Biden has previously stated that his decision to debate Trump depends on his behavior. Trump has responded by stating his willingness to debate anytime, anywhere.