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Thursday Debate Canceled; Trump Plans to Speak to Crowd at White House on Saturday
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October 10, 2020

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The Commission on Presidential Debates said there will not be a Thursday meeting between President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden, after disagreement about the format.
Trump, who first reported testing positive for the coronavirus last Friday, is scheduled to appear on Fox News tonight. He will resume public events this weekend, beginning with an outdoor speech at the White House, an administration official said. The president has also scheduled a campaign rally in Florida on Monday night.
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