I feel like I'm yelling.
I'm gonna try not to yell.
I don't think you're yelling.
Oh, I mean, for me.
But then again, to me, that's like normal speech.
Like, I'm from New York, so, you know, that's like, I love you.
You know, like, I don't.
You will hear the news.
Okay.
Tonight will be the first time a president and a former president debate each other.
And it's the first presidential debate of the election season.
What will the two candidates try to do on that debate stage?
I'm Michelle Martin.
That's Leila Fadl.
And this is up first from NPR News.
Aside from preparing for tonight's debate, President Biden is also pardoning nearly 2000 veterans, the us vets who were criminally charged or removed from service because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Why is this happening more than a decade after don't ask, don't tell was repealed?
Plus, there was a dramatic failed coup in Bolivia yesterday that ended with a top military commander in prison.
We'll get into the details and what it means for the south american nation.
Stay with us.