The final debate between Trump and Biden: where and how to look in Russian

Joe Biden and Donald Trump will debate for the second and final time on Thursday evening, October 22, in Nashville, writes Wired.

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Donald Trump and Joe Biden will meet in the final presidential debate on Thursday evening, October 22. It was originally planned that at this time will be the third debate of candidates for the 2020 election season. But soon after the first, the American president was diagnosed with COVID-19 and the White House became a hot zone. There was a proposal to make the next debate virtual, but the Trump team did not like it, so the plans were changed.

With just two weeks until Election Day, Biden is leading the country in the polls. Both the candidates and the debate commission reached a sufficient degree of agreement to proceed to the second—and final—debate.

It starts at 21:00 pm ET (18:00 pm PT) and will be broadcast live from Belmont University, a private Christian university in Nashville, Tennessee. The commission assured everyone that the event will take place “in accordance with all necessary requirements: testing, mask regime, social distancing and other protocols.”

The debate will take place in six 15-minute segments, each focusing on a different topic selected by moderator, NBC's Karen Welker: "Fighting COVID-19," "American Families," "Race in the United States," "Climate Change," " National Security" and "Leadership". In total, the debate will last 90 minutes without commercial breaks.

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Let's remember the rules of debate. Each candidate must receive two minutes of uninterrupted opening remarks in each segment before things move into "open discussion." The commission announced it would "ensure that additional tools are available to maintain order in the remaining debates."

This tool could be a “Mute” button, used strategically for parts of the debate. While one candidate gives his first two-minute answer, his opponent will be muted. In all other cases, both microphones will work. The mute option will be in the hands of the commission's film crew, not Welker.

Where and how to see

The final debate will air on all major networks and cable news programs including ABC, CBS, CNN, C-SPAN, FOX, NBC, PBS, Telemundo, and Univision. If you have cable or satellite TV or live broadcasting service, make your choice.

Most networks have streaming apps from major providers: Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Xbox One, and so on. Many also broadcast the debate from their websites and various social media platforms. For example, broadcasting PBS on YouTube.

If you prefer to just listen to the debate, you can do it on NPR - it can be found on your local station or through the NPR One app.

Broadcast in Russian:

This is the last debate until election day, which is less than two weeks away. Millions of Americans have already fulfilled their will. Whether you vote by mail or in person, the time has come when every American's voice will be heard. Unless his microphone is muted.

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