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Biden Team Expected to Raise Historic $28 Million at Hollywood Fundraiser

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President Biden’s campaign is set to make a splash in Hollywood this weekend, with a star-studded fund-raiser expected to bring in over $28 million. The gala event in Los Angeles will feature former President Barack Obama, along with A-list celebrities such as George Clooney, Julia Roberts, and Jimmy Kimmel.

Despite a busy schedule that saw Mr. Biden leave a meeting of world leaders in Italy to attend the event, the campaign is confident in his ability to balance presidential duties with political demands. The anticipated $28 million haul from the fund-raiser is expected to break party records, surpassing previous Democratic fundraising efforts.

While Democrats have been outpacing former President Donald J. Trump’s team in donations, Republicans have also been successful in their fundraising efforts. However, the support from the film and television industry has long been a financial stronghold for the Democrats, and Saturday’s event aims to further bolster Mr. Biden’s campaign.

Notable figures such as George Clooney and Julia Roberts are expected to be major draws at the event, despite recent questions surrounding Clooney’s support following a reported complaint to a senior White House official. However, Clooney has since issued multiple fund-raising appeals through the Biden campaign to reaffirm his support for the president.

The evening will also feature interviews with Mr. Biden and Mr. Obama conducted by Jimmy Kimmel, focusing on important issues such as health care. Other celebrities expected to attend include Jason Bateman, Jack Black, Kathryn Hahn, and Sheryl Lee Ralph.

With a record-setting turnout anticipated from the media and entertainment world, the event is poised to demonstrate strong support for the Biden-Harris ticket and highlight the importance of the upcoming election.

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