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The third and final Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump was held at Belmont University in Nashville, TN. Both candidates were allowed to answer moderator Kristen Welker's initial questions for two minutes uninterrupted, as a new feature allowed opponent's mics to be muted during that timeframe. After the initial segment question, of which there were six, both candidates spoke freely. Biden and Trump addressed questions on outside interference with American elections, the economy, national security, the ongoing pandemic, healthcare, climate change and tax plans if elected. Final question was about Leadership. This debate was far more civil than their first.

In lieu of the 2nd Presidential Debate Donald Trump participated in a townhall hosted by NBC and moderated by Savannah Guthrie in Miami, Florida. Guthrie pressed Trump on a host of conspiracy theories he subscribes to, asking him if he actually believed a QAnon conspiracy he amplified that claims Joe Biden ordered the killing of an entire Navy SEAL team to hide that the death of Osama bin Laden was staged. He brushed it off as "a retweet," but Guthrie reminded Trump that he's "the president. You’re not like someone’s crazy uncle who can just retweet whatever.” Trump also admitted for the first time that he is $400 million in debt, but insisted he is so rich that it doesn't matter.

The first Presidential Debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump was held in front of a small audience at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. The topics debated were Biden's and Trump's records, the Supreme Court, pandemic, economy, racial unrest, and election integrity. Donald Trump constantly interrupted Joe Biden, prompting the former Vice President to ask Donald Trump "will you shut up, man?" Chris Wallace, the moderator for the evening, constantly had to chime in to ask Donald Trump to stop interrupting Joe Biden.