President Joe Biden joined former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, with some big names from the entertainment world, to raise more than $26 million (£20.5 million) for his re-election campaign.Mr Obama praised Mr Biden's willingness to look for common ground during the event at Radio City Music Hall in New York saying, "That's the kind of president I want."Mr Clinton said simply of the choices facing voters in 2024: "Stay with what works."Mr Biden himself went straight at Donald Trump,

President Joe Biden joined former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, with some big names from the entertainment world, to raise more than $26 million (£20.5 million) for his re-election campaign.Mr Obama praised Mr Biden's willingness to look for common ground during the event at Radio City Music Hall in New York saying, "That's the kind of president I want."Mr Clinton said simply of the choices facing voters in 2024: "Stay with what works."Mr Biden himself went straight at Donald Trump, saying his expected Republican rival's ideas were "a little old and out of shape".Moderator Stephen Colbert, in an armchair conversation with the trio, called them "champion talkers" and joked that the three presidents had come to town "and not one of them is here to appear in court," a dig at Trump's many legal troubles.