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- The first 2020 presidential debate takes place on Tuesday at 9 pm ET.
- President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden will face off publicly for the first time in Cleveland, Ohio.
- Fox News anchor Chris Wallace will moderate the debate.
- Tune in on any major TV network or online streams from YouTube and C-SPAN.
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The last leg of the 2020 race kicks off with the first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday night.
The candidates will square off publicly for the first time at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, airing live from 9 to 10:30 p.m. ET with no commercial breaks. Tradition is a little different this debate season during a pandemic — expect no handshakes, a smaller audience size, and prior testing for COVID-19.
Be prepared to see the two battle in 15-minute segments over their personal records, the Supreme Court fallout, as well as their positions on the coronavirus pandemic, the economy, “race and violence in our cities,” and the “integrity of the election,” all topics selected by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, who will moderate.
Also keep an eye out for some possible heated exchanges over recent news rocking the political arena, such as Trump’s tax returns.
Americans are planning to tune in to a highly anticipated evening of relentless back-and-forth, as Election Day is only 35 days away.
Here's how to watch:
- CNN is offering a stream of the debate for free, without any cable login information required.
- All major TV networks, including ABC News, Fox News and MSNBC, will carry the debate for its 90 minutes.
- YouTube will also have a free stream in conjunction with CBS News.
- C-SPAN will also have a stream available for free.