Like all plitical related horse shite it will be staged/rigged/fixed.....what's the point..... if they can't argue....mute buttons....no audience .....i eman FFS....because they know....... Donald will take over ....and biden ........is a weak pandering.... stuttuering....... pussy fucker
Biden-Trump’s first presidential debate could change everything. Here’s what you need to know — and how to watch.
No audience, no prewritten notes and no interruptions could make or break a candidate.
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are taking the stage in Atlanta tonight for the first 2024 presidential debate.
The first debate in U.S. history between a sitting president and former president is expected to be a defining moment for Biden, 81, and Trump, 78, both of whom have drawn criticism over their advanced age and opposing views on immigration, abortion, the war in Gaza and more.
The approach has changed significantly since their last face-off in 2020. Both candidates have accepted new rules and a fresh format for this debate, which will not include a studio audience and requires that their microphones be muted when the other is speaking.
That’s not all viewers can expect to see. Here is everything you need to know about the first presidential debate between Biden and Trump.
⌚ When, where and how to watch
The first debate will take place on Thursday, June 27, at 9 p.m. EST. It will be hosted by CNN at the cable network’s studios in Atlanta and will run 90 minutes with only two commercial breaks.
Yahoo News will livestream the CNN Presidential Debate right on this page. Bookmark it or return here when the debate starts to watch the livestream. Yahoo.com will also feature links to coverage and analysis in real-time from our editorial team.
You can also watch the debate live on CNN, Fox News or ABC, all of which will include full coverage as well as pre- and post-debate analysis. If you don’t have a cable subscription, you can also livestream the debate on CNN.com, Max and Hulu.
🗣️ Who’s moderating the debate?
Jake Tapper and Dana Bash, co-hosts of CNN’s Sunday morning show State of the Union, will serve as moderators.
Tapper hosts CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper and has prior debate experience. He previously moderated the first GOP presidential debate in 2015 as well as the last Democratic debate in 2020 between Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders. His latest series, The United States of Scandal, highlights the most prolific political scandals of the 20th century and was picked up for a second season in May.
A graduate of Dartmouth College and author of several books, Tapper previously worked as a senior White House correspondent for ABC News, according to his biography on CNN.
Bash, a graduate of George Washington University, anchors CNN’s Inside Politics with Dana Bash and has regularly served as moderator for numerous political town halls and debates — including six presidential primary debates in 2016 and two in 2020.
Author of the forthcoming book America’s Deadliest Election, which chronicles the 1872 presidential election, Bash launched her digital CNN series Badass Women of Washington in 2017 and premiered her latest interview series, Being…, in 2021.
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