Cardi B interviews presidential candidate Joe Biden; Asks questions on racial equality, Coronavirus & more

Kamala Harris for vice president by Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden. Since being chosen as Biden's running mate, Harris has appeared alongside Biden for several interviews, including with ABC News' David Muir and People Magazine, but the California senator is now ready to take the spotlight for her first solo interview of the election cycle on Friday, Aug.

The Late Show capped off its four nights of live Democratic National Convention coverage Thursday night with a blistering take on Michael Bloomberg and an earnest endorsement of Democratic candidate Joe Biden.

The Democratic Party officially has its presidential nominee. Joe Biden formally accepted the Democratic presidential nomination on Thursday.

Joe Biden, the party's official candidate for president. During Thursday's Democratic National Convention, a number of presidential hopefuls who ran against Biden this year appeared as a united front to endorse him.The segment — dubbed «United We Stand» — featured Sen.

Cardi B, a rapper who is no stranger to political discourse, has connected with presidential candidate Joe Biden to discuss key issues for Elle Magazine. In a video call conversation between the two, they tackled topics like the importance of getting Trump out of office, healthcare reform, and calls for justice in the wake of national protests against police brutality and anti-Black racism.

Cardi B is getting political again!

For ELLE's 2020 September issue, cover star Cardi B interviewed Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on the issues that matter most to voters today. The two discussed free college education, child care, racial justice, and more.The November presidential election is only a few months away.

Cardi B and Joe Biden have discussed issues including coronavirus, racial justice and the upcoming US election in a video call.

Cardi B has interviewed Joe Biden over Zoom, speaking to the Democratic nominee for the US presidency about issues such as the coronavirus pandemic, police brutality and college tuition.After previously endorsing Bernie Sanders, Cardi confirmed earlier this month that she was now backing Biden, who will take on Donald Trump in the US presidential election on November 3.In a new interview arranged by Elle, Cardi told Biden that she “just wants Trump out”.“His mouth gets us in trouble so much.

It’s no secret that Cardi B is well versed in politics. The Grammy-winning rapper, 27, is an advocate for change and getting to the polls, which is why she sat down for a virtual interview with Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.

Cardi B is sharing her political priorities with Joe Biden. The 27-year-old rapper covers the September issue of ,  and, in an accompanying feature, sits down via Zoom with the 77-year-old presidential hopeful to discuss her biggest concerns ahead of the 2020 election.«What I want is free Medicare.

Cardi B can add journalist to her long list of talents. The rapper, 27, recently spoke with the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden for Elle magazine's September 2020 issue.Their wide-ranging conversation covered topics such as healthcare, racism in America, free education, and tax breaks.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorOf all the music stars presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden could have spoken with in advance of the party’s national convention this week, Cardi B is certainly one of the most unfiltered.“I have a whole list of things that I want and I wish and I desire for our next president to root for us,” Cardi said when asked by Biden which issues are most important to her, on a Zoom call sponsored by Elle magazine.

Cardi B and Joe Biden make a perfect political pairing.

Cardi B had a Zoom conversation with Democratic nominee for President Joe Biden as part of her Elle magazine cover story and he asked her what is most important to her this election cycle.

Kamala Harris walks side by side with Joe Biden while arriving for their first speech together, held at Alexis I. duPont High School in Wilmington, Del. on Wednesday (August 12).

is making history. On Tuesday, presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden announced Harris as his vice presidential candidate for the 2020 presidential campaign, making her the first Black woman on a major party presidential ticket.While the 55-year-old lawyer and politician gained national attention thanks to her pointed questioning of President Donald Trump's administration officials during Senate hearings, she is, of course, much more.