There will be no repeat of the chaotic TV debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden on Thursday. But the presidential candidates have a different kind of argument: Both have scheduled a question time on competing television stations for the same time. US President Donald Trump and challenger Joe Biden will compete against each other with competing question time instead of their second TV debate. NBC television announced that Trump will meet with voters on Thursday evening at 8 p.m. local time (2 p.m. CEST on Friday) in Miami. A similar Biden event in Philadelphia, which will be broadcast on the ABC broadcaster, has already been agreed for this time last week. With the announcement, there is also new information about the President’s corona tests. The broadcaster announced that a PCR test had been carried out on Trump on Tuesday, which was analyzed by the immunologist Anthony Fauci at the National Institutes of Health research center. It was stated “with a high degree of certainty” that Trump was no longer contagious. Trump’s personal physician Sean Conley had previously based this conclusion on rapid antigen tests, which are considered less reliable.

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The second candidate debate should actually take place on Thursday, also as a question time with voters. But the plans got mixed up when President Trump fell ill with Covid-19. The commission announced last week that it would hold the debate online instead of bringing the candidates together in one room. Trump then canceled his participation. Biden then put his own TV event on. The first debate between the candidates was remembered primarily with chaotic verbal battles. Trump in particular kept interrupting Biden and presenter Chris Wallace.

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