Day: June 23, 2024

Donald Trump struggled so badly on the “campaign” trail yesterday, it’s almost difficult to put into words. Even Trump couldn’t put it into words, as he had an argument with himself about whether he meant to say “refutal” or “refuttal” before going on a tirade about “sofe.” But Trump’s made up words were the least of his problems.

At one point yesterday Trump said he keeps walking into walls. In fact he said it several times within the span of a few sentences. He also said that sometimes he walks into walls that aren’t even there.

At another point yesterday Trump said that he has wounds all over his body, and he wished he could take his shirt off so everyone could see the wounds.

In both instances, Trump semi-incoherently tried to play off these remarks as mere metaphor. But there’s something going on here. Trump said that he’s walking into walls and that he has wounds all over his body. Aimlessly wandering around and absentmindedly walking into walls is a documented symptom of dementia. It would also explain Trump’s remark about walking into walls that aren’t there, if he’s walking into walls while in a dementia riddled trance and doesn’t know the walls are there.

Because everything Trump says is so incoherent these days – he trotted out his sharks and batteries story again yesterday and this time added snakes to the mix – it can be difficult to figure out what he’s even trying to say. But when a guy is exhibiting a dozen signs of dementia and begins talking about walking into walls and having bruises all over his body, it’s time to ask if he means it literally.

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Gio Reyna and Yunus Musah of the United States during USMNT Training.

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The United States will face off against Bolivia in the CONMEBOL Copa America on Sunday, and we’ve combed through all of the viewing options so that you don’t have to. Keep reading to learn how to watch USA vs. Bolivia, including cable and global live streaming options.

Bolivia is a one-time Copa America champion, with a 1963 win under its belt. The USA, which only began participating in the tournament through CONCACAF in 1993, has yet to make it to the finals. The tournament kicked off on Thursday, and today’s game marks the first match for both teams. The USA and Bolivia will each go on to play two more teams in the group stages before potentially advancing to the quarterfinals.

Whether you’re rooting for Bolivia or the USA, we’ll show you how to live stream the game. Don’t forget to check out our Copa America hub for info on future matches.

• See also: Where to watch Euro 2024 | Where to watch T20 World Cup | How to watch Stanley Cup Finals

How to watch USA vs. Bolivia quick links

• Access streaming from anywhere via ExpressVPN (30-day money-back guarantee)
• US: Fox – Sling TV ($10 off first month) or Fubo (one-week free trial)
• Canada: TSN ($19.99)
• UK: Premier Sports (£10.99)
• Australia: Optus Sport ($24.99)
• Brazil: Globoplay (R$54,90) – about $10 US
• When: United States vs. Bolivia on Sunday at 6 p.m. ET / 11 p.m. BST / 6 a.m. AWST (Mon) on FOX

How to watch USA vs. Bolivia in the US

The USA vs. Bolivia match will air on Fox on Sunday at 6 p.m. ET in the US. You can catch the game through a live TV package if you don’t have cable.

Sling TV is one option that might be able to help you out. You’ll need to subscribe to Sling Blue for $40 a month to access their local channels. Fox is available in some areas, including Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and other regions. The coverage is pretty selective, so you should look up your zip code on Sling before subscribing. You can also check out Sling’s local channels guide for more info. If this is s good fit for your region, you can also subscribe to the Sling Blue Sports Extra add-on for an additional $11, which will give you access to FS2 and cover you for the entire tournament (FS1 is already included in Sling Blue).

Fubo is another live TV service that will be able to help you out today. It has much broader Fox coverage (although you should still double-check to make sure the channels you want are available in your region before subscribing). Subscriptions include FS1 and FS2 as well. This will cost you $79.99 a month, but if you’re a new user you can try the service free for one week.

Where to watch USA vs. Bolivia in Canada

You can stream USA vs. Bolivia through TSN in Canada. Monthly subscriptions start at $19.99, and you can also catch the 2024 UEFA European Championship here.

Where to watch USA vs. Bolivia in the UK

USA vs. Bolivia streams through Premier Sports in the UK, where subscriptions start at £10.99 a month. 

Where to watch USA vs. Bolivia in Australia

USA vs. Bolivia is available on Optus Sport in Australia. Subscriptions start at $24.99 a month, and this service also offers European Championship coverage.

Where to watch USA vs. Bolivia in Brazil

USA vs. Bolivia, and the rest of Copa America, will be available on Globoplay in Brazil. Subscriptions start at R$54,90 a month (which comes out to about $10 in USD).

How to watch USA vs. Bolivia from anywhere

Fans who will be traveling away from home during the USA vs. Bolivia game can keep up with their usual subscriptions via VPN (virtual private network). With a VPN, you can change your device’s virtual location, allowing you to access your usual website and apps from anywhere. The services we’ve highlighted today require country-specific forms of payment, so this will most likely be best for people who are just traveling abroad at the moment.

If you’re interested in trying out a VPN, our go-to rec is ExpressVPN. It’s easy to use and comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Check out our ExpressVPN review for more information.

How to watch USA vs. Bolivia with a VPN

• Sign up for a VPN if you don’t already have one.
• Install it on the device you’re planning to watch on.
• Turn it on and set it to your home country’s location. 
• Sign up for a live streaming package and go to the correct channel.
• Enjoy the game!

Note: The use of VPNs is illegal in certain countries, and using VPNs to access region-locked streaming content might constitute a breach of the terms of use for certain services. Insider does not endorse or condone the illegal use of VPNs.