Wednesday, October 14, 2020

How To Watch The Second 2020 Presidential Deba-- oh waaaaaaiiittt....

The Second Debate Is Cancelled And Will Be Replaced By Competing Town Hall Events On Thursday, October 15, 2020. Here Is How To Watch For Free In USA and Canada

This post is an update of an article previously published on this blog with additional information and sources. Updated in this article: Information about the Town Hall Events of 10/15/20.


Reported by CNN News on October 14, 2020: "President Donald Trump will participate in a town hall with NBC News on Thursday night, setting up a competing television event with Joe Biden in lieu of a presidential debate in which voters would have seen both presidential candidates engage with each other and discuss issues head-to-head. Biden is set to appear in an ABC town hall, and both events are scheduled for 8 p.m. ET. The two were originally scheduled to participate in a second debate, but the event was eventually canceled after Trump objected to the virtual format announced by the Commission on Presidential Debates in light of Trump's positive coronavirus diagnosis."

Ways to watch live for free: 🍁 = Also available in Canada

*YouTube app via media streaming devices and Roku in USA, Canada and around the world.
**Roku apps only available to Roku US accounts and US expats streaming in Canada.

Excerpts and updated the the original Report from this blog, with event timeline and streaming links: 

Democratic nominee Joe Biden and President Donald Trump are set to square off in three televised debates (as well as one vice presidential debate between California Sen. Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence, on Wednesday, October 7). Here is how you can watch them for free in the U.S. and Canada.*

* live streams mentioned in this article should also be available world-wide, unless the networks choose to geographically block their streams at the time of the broadcasts.

All debates are scheduled to take place from 9 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. ET on their respective dates without commercial breaks.

The first and third presidential debates will follow the same format, with six approximately 15-minute long segments devoted to distinct topics. Topics will be announced a week before the debate.

The second presidential debate is in the Town Hall format, in Miami, where residents will pose questions to the candidates. Meanwhile, a moderator will keep things on the rails and manage follow-up questions. - Event cancelled and replaced by individual town halls (see above).

The vice-presidential debate will be split into nine segments, each lasting approximately 10 minutes.

Trump vs Biden debate calendar:

The first Presidential debate is going to be moderated by Chris Wallace (Fox News Sunday). This debate will emanate from Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland.

The second debate will be Thursday, Oct. 15. C-SPAN political editor Steve Scully will moderate. Its setting is the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami. - Event cancelled and replaced by individual town halls (see above).

The third Trump vs Biden debate is going to be on Thursday, Oct. 22. Kristen Welker (Today, NBC News) will moderate. It's coming from Belmont University in Nashville.

The sole vice-presidential debate between Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris is going to be on Wednesday, Oct. 7. USA Today's Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page will moderate. This debate will be broadcast from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.

Town Hall Events: 

NBC News Town Hall Event: Joe Biden, 8pm, Monday, October 5, 2020

Watch online for free via NBC News Now online and via YouTube (see links below).

Streaming Live for Free Everywhere:

There will be wall-to-wall coverage of the debates throughout many other free streaming channels and services via Roku and YouTube, including ABC News, Cheddar, Newsy and other channels. 

Watch in Canada, the U.S. and around the world via the CBS News Live 24/7 app on Roku:

🍁 The CBSN app on Roku will be Canadians' main source to watch the debate live. 

On CBSN, "Red & Blue" will preview the debates ahead of the broadcast, followed by post-debate analysis immediately following the debate broadcasts.

Get the CBS News app for Roku here: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/27536/cbs-news

Editor's Note: CBS News Live 24/7 on Roku is the only major U.S. News outlet available on Roku in Canada. When not watching the Presidential Debates, viewers will also have full access to CBS Sports HQ (just recently unlocked for audiences outside of the U.S.) and E.T. Live (Entertainment Tonight 24/7). A must-install. -GB.

Trump vs Biden debate: Other ways to watch live for free: 🍁 = Also available in Canada

You'll be able to watch the debates on major broadcast networks ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC, in the U.S. via free 'digital translator' streaming services such as Locast.

ABC News: (🍁 webstream available to Canadians) https://abcnews.go.com/Live

NBC News Now (Event): (🍁 webstream available to Canadians) https://www.nbcnews.com/now

CBS News Network: (🍁 webstream available to Canadians)  https://www.cbsnews.com/live/

  • See above section for more about CBS News Live 24/7 and how to get it on Roku.

Newsy is also expected to carry the debates live here: (🍁 webstream available to Canadians) https://www.newsy.com

YouTube: 🍁 = Also available in Canada

Many YouTube channels will broadcast the debates for free:

Don't forget to visit our own Free2View TV YouTube Channel where special streams and playlists will be available for direct access to content. Our YouTube channel is available here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClZ7HF6tYCgiZpXl-a__wnw

Here is how you can find the Free2View TV YouTube Channel on your favorite streaming device:

  • Search 'Free2View TV Canada' in the YouTube app on your favorite streaming device or Roku Player
  • SUBSCRIBE to the 'Free2View TV Canada' YouTube Channel
  • In your 'Subscription List' scroll down to 'Free2View TV Canada', then select VISIT CHANNEL at the top right of the screen to get access to special videos and playlists.

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