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Biden sits for interview with Univision that will air next week
President Biden sat for an interview Wednesday with Univision, taking questions from one of the country’s largest Spanish-language broadcasters. The interview will air April 9, the White House said. Vanity Fair first reported that Enrique Acevedo was set to interview Biden at the White House. The outlet also reported Acevedo conducted an interview with Biden campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez. Univision faced backlash from Democrats and some in the media after the outlet conducted a sit-down with former President Trump last November that was widely perceived to be a softball interview with little pushback on Trump’s answers.
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