Joe Biden vs Donald Trump: First presidential debate

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Joe Biden and Donald Trump will face off in the presidential debate hosted by CNN on June 27. The two leaders are expected to discuss abortion rights, inflation, employment, immigration and other issues. Essentially, Trump's legal performance and Biden's age were put under the spotlight.

The first presidential debate in the United States is scheduled to air on Thursday, June 27, the highlight of the campaign season. The debate was held a month earlier than usual with new rules including a ban on live visitors.


Democratic President Joe Biden and Republican candidate Donald Trump will face each other for the first time this campaign season, CNN reported. We look in detail at the main points needed to dominate the discussion.


Legal drama unfolds


This debate will bring up the latest legal issues surrounding the two candidates. Trump recently became the first US president to be convicted of a crime when he was found guilty of 34 charges in New York. This development provides a major talking point for Biden, who could portray Trump as dishonest and untrustworthy. Trump, on the other hand, is hoping to fight back by bringing up the legal issue of Biden's son Hunter, who was convicted of gun charges in Delaware and faces other tax-related lawsuits. Although both men have legal problems, it is worth noting that only Trump is the candidate in this election, not Hunter Biden.


The main topic of the event should be economy, inflation and migration. Foreign issues, especially China, Ukraine and Israel's conflict in Gaza, will also be brought to the agenda.

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