How to Watch the 2020 Presidential Debate Online

Three debates will happen ahead of the 2020 U.S. presidential election between Democratic nominee Joe Biden and President Donald Trump. And for those who have already cut the cable cord but still want to watch, there are several ways to watch via your home consoles and streaming boxes. Here's everything you need to know to watch tonight's presidential debate, as well as when to expect the rest.

What Time Does the First 2020 Presidential Debate Start?

The first presidential debate between candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump starts at 6 pm PT and 9 pm ET on September 29. The debate will be 90 minutes long and have no commercial breaks.

How to Watch the 2020 Presidential Debates

While the presidential debate will air on cable television, there's also the option to watch it on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube as it will be streamed live by various outlets through their official channels. We recommend tuning in via YouTube since it's the most widely available option. There's the website or the app which you can usually get on your mobile phone, tablet, and Smart TV. People with PS4, Xbox One, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV can also watch the debates via the YouTube app. CNN, Bloomberg, and some of the news channels below have their own apps from which they will stream the debates, so you may want to check if that option is available on your preferred platform. Here are the channels streaming the debates online:

• NBC News
• PBS
• Telemundo
• ABC News
• CBS News
• C-SPAN
• USA Today
• The Washington Post
• Fox News

Who Will be Moderating the First Presidential Debate and What Are the Topics?

Fox News anchor Chris Wallace will be moderating the presidential debate on September 29, and the topics the two candidates will be covering include:

• The Trump and Biden Records
• The Supreme Court
• Covid-19
• The Economy
• Race and Violence in our Cities
• The Integrity of the Election

What Are the Dates For the Other 2020 Presidential Debates?

There are three presidential debates in 2020. Following the airing of the first one, the other two are scheduled to broadcast live at 6 pm PT and 9 pm ET on the following dates:

• September 29
• October 15
• October 22

Kamala Harris and Mike Pence will also have a Vice Presidential debate on October 7. [poilib element="accentDivider"]

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