The scene is set: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will face off in the TV debate for the US election. German channels will also broadcast the debate. Read here which ones.
The US election campaign is entering its hot phase with the TV debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Who will be the most powerful person in the world in the coming years? The TV debate is likely to be a decisive factor. The US broadcaster ABC, which is hosting the event, published the extensive rules for the 90-minute format at the beginning of September () – things are now getting serious on Wednesday night.
TV duel between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump live
The world will be watching this night as the groundbreaking exchange of blows between the Democratic Vice President and the former Republican incumbent takes place – and German television stations will also broadcast the showdown in Philadelphia live. You can watch the discussion on TV or via stream here:
RTL and ntv will be there from 2:45 am. Moderator Etienne Bell will classify and analyze the duel together with the US political scientist Andrew Denison. The two broadcasters will also have their own reporter in Philadelphia. The debate will be shown with German simultaneous translation and will be available via streaming on RTL+ to see.
The public broadcaster will also be there live. The broadcast in First starts at 2.50 am and will also be broadcast on Daily News24 shown. The news channel World and the streaming platform Joyn will also broadcast the Harris vs. Trump duel.
The star keeps you up to date with the latest developments before and after the duel and with many analyses and reports. You can read everything about the 2024 US election.
In the United States, a new president will be elected on November 5, 2024. After the withdrawal of incumbent Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris will run for the Democratic Party. Donald Trump, US President from 2017 to 2021, will run for the Republicans.
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Source: Stern
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