U.S. President Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Biden fought on the 29th in their first TV debate, which is the same as their previous pitch.
The first colliding stage of the two candidates who met in the form of a TV debate face-to-face on the 35th of the November 3 presidential election was a continuation of a tight flag fight without any concessions.
The two candidates clashed in all directions for 90 minutes in extreme tension over six themes: personal identity, Supreme Court, Corona 19, economy, race and violence, and election integrity.
Rather than a debate, there was a fierce battle between a personal attack and a castle, and CNN rated it as "confusion" and the political media The Hill as "a vicious and ugly discussion."
On this day, President Trump praised his achievements, advocated'law and order', and attempted to frame Biden with the ideological framework of'radical left','socialism', and an uneasy candidate.
On the other hand, Candidate Biden focused on the failure to respond to Corona 19 and racist remarks, attacking President Trump with the frame of an unbelievable person and a liar.
First, with regard to the nomination of the Supreme Court, President Trump argued that it was his authority to appoint a conservative judge to replace U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg, the ``icon of progress,'' but Biden confronted that presidential winners should nominate.
Regarding racist protests, Biden said, "All he wants is not unity, but division." He called Trump a racist, while President Trump said he could not even say that Biden was law enforcement. "If you talk, you will lose all the support of the radical left."
The New York Times report that President Trump has not paid income tax in 10 of the last 15 years has also been on the cutting board.
President Trump said he was interested in finding a way to pay less taxes as a businessman. When asked why he didn't take the tax laws while Biden was in the senator, Biden said, "You are the worst president the United States has ever had." Blown up.
Regarding the issue of victory over the presidential election result, Biden said his stance, but President Trump continued to argue with the existing ``unfavorable election'' and did not give a clear answer.
While about 10% of the public opinion polls are classified as unaffected, there are observations that this TV debate will have a significant impact on the choices of those who have not selected the candidates.
The two candidates will have two more TV discussions on October 15th and 22nd.