US Presidential Election Debate Opening Remarks To Measures to Turn Off the Other Party's Microphone October 20, 12:26
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Following the condemnation of the first television debate between the two candidates last month for the U.S. presidential election, the organizers announced that at the final debate this week, both candidates would be at the beginning of each agenda. They announced that they would take measures to cut off the voice of the other candidate's microphone during the two minutes of speech given to each.
At the first television debate between President Trump and Democratic candidate Biden on the 29th of last month, President Trump repeatedly interrupted Mr. Biden's remarks and developed his own theory, while Mr. Biden also violently replied and remarked. It became a situation where the discussion did not proceed because it was a response of criticism and defamation by interrupting.
In response to this, the organization hosting the debate will discuss the final television debate in Southern Tennessee on the 19th, at the beginning of each agenda, during the two-minute remarks given to both candidates. Announced that it will take measures to turn off the sound of the microphone.
It is unusual for such measures to be taken at a debate on presidential candidates.
At the final debate, six agenda items such as response to the new coronavirus, race and security issues will be discussed for 15 minutes each, and after each two-minute remark, both candidates will be discussed. It means that you will be able to use the microphone of.
President Trump's camp has expressed dissatisfaction with the statement, claiming that it is "a new attempt by the host organization to favor the candidates they support," but will be scheduled for the debate. I will participate as it is.
On the other hand, Mr. Biden's camp has not issued a statement so far.
In this presidential election, the second television debate scheduled for the 15th of this month was canceled due to President Trump's infection with the new coronavirus.