The White House correspondent and NBC news anchor, Kristen Welker will be the moderator
Presidential candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump still have one last debate left before the election next month.
And because President Trump did not partake in the second presidential debate for not being in favor of the virtual format, the second debate was called off. Nevertheless, the final and third debate is on Thursday, October 22.
The duel between both the candidates would be a major event right before the presidential election 2020. Moreover, voting has started in many states already with strict safety measures because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Here is all you need to know to watch the final clash between Republican nominee Donald Trump and his Democratic counterpart Joe Biden:
The debate will be held on October 22, and will go live from Belmont University, Tennessee, at 6 p.m. PST/9 p.m. EST.
The debate can be watched through any network such as Fox News, CNN, CBS, ABC, NBC, C-SPAN, with the total time of the event being 90 minutes. The final debate will be divided into six 15 minute-long sessions.
The White House correspondent and NBC news anchor, Kristen Welker will be the moderator.