This photo combination shows Donald Trump and Joe Biden at the final presidential debate at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee on October 22, 2020. Credit – Brendan Smiarowski and Jim Watson — Getty Images
TThe first US presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former president and current Republican candidate Donald Trump will be held on June 27, after the Biden campaign suggested holding the debate at an unusually early date. The second debate will be held on September 10.
Biden and Trump famously fiercely attacked each other in two debates in September and October during the 2020 presidential election, with Trump repeatedly insulting Biden's intelligence and Biden calling him “the worst president in American history.”
While the debates will be primarily watched by a US audience, politically-inclined people around the world may also want to tune in. Here's what people in the UK need to know about the US presidential debates.
How can UK viewers watch the first US presidential debate?
CNN online streaming varies depending on your country.
UK viewers who want to watch the debate online can subscribe to CNN Live's UK-only plan, which costs £1.99 per month or £19.90 per year. Once logged in, viewers can watch the debate live streamed online.
According to a CNN International spokesperson's social media accounts, viewers can also tune in to CNN International to watch the debate, which can be viewed on Sky TV, channel 506.
Watch on CNN as President Biden and former President Trump face off in the first highly anticipated debate of the election season.
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What time is the first US Presidential debate?
The first debate will take place on Thursday, June 27th at 9pm ET and on June 28th at 2am BST. The broadcast will be 90 minutes long with two commercial breaks.
If you miss the live broadcast, CNN International will rebroadcast it on June 28th at 7am and 7pm BST.
Who will moderate the first US presidential debate?
The first debate will be moderated by CNN journalists Jake Tapper and Dana Bash. Tapper is CNN's lead anchor in Washington, DC, and will host the show. Jake Tapper's leadDana Bash is a CNN anchor and show host. Inside politicsTapper and Bash are also co-hosts of a Sunday CNN talk show. Trade Union Statusis a show that features interviews with prominent politicians and analysts. The second debate will be hosted by ABC News. Details of the debate have yet to be announced.
What are the rules for the first 2024 US presidential debate?
The debate will have new rules that have not been implemented in previous presidential debates. Microphones will be muted except when the candidates are speaking. There will also be no spectators to minimize disruption. Pre-note taking will be prohibited, but candidates will be provided with pens and notepads.[CNN] The network said it would “take all steps to ensure strict adherence to timing and a civilised discussion.”
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