The battle between Trump and Biden is quite high as elections near. President Donald Trump implied that he’s likely to face more difficult questions during a televised town hall meeting on Thursday night than Democrat Joe Biden, who will arrive concurrently on another network. “I’d like to watch him because I want to see if he can make it through the program,” Trump declared at a rally in Greenville, North Carolina. He further added, “And, honestly, they’ll be so soft.” The candidates’ appearances both of them starting at 8 p.m as per the time of New York with Trump on NBC from Miami and Biden on ABC from Philadelphia.

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It will make for one of the stranger moments of the 2020 campaign, breaking television viewership as the candidates deliver their messages without the added tension and drama of a debate. Even so, the event will give Trump one of his highest-profile opportunities before the Nov. 3 election to reverse his slide in polls that show Biden ahead. The two candidates basically were supposed to debate Thursday night. Instead of scrapping with each other over topics such as the coronavirus pandemic, the economy and health care, the town hall format typically gives the candidates a less contentious opportunity to lay out their positions, and engage one-on-one with voters about issues they care about.

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Trump backed out of the incipiently scheduled town hall format debate after his campaign rejected revised plans by the nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates for the candidates to appear remotely due to his infection with Covid-19. The campaign insisted that the president and his aides, a number of whom have also tested positive for coronavirus, posed no health risk.

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