Donald Trump (photo Shealah CraigheadWikimedia) and Kamala Harris (photo The White HouseWikimedia) will have their first TV debate next week.
Philadelphia. The eagerly awaited TV debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is just around the corner: On Tuesday, September 10, the The two US presidential candidates will face each other for the first time at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia (Pennsylvania). Viewers can also follow the debate live on German television.
Among other things, the broadcasters RTL and NTV will broadcast the debate between the candidate of the Democratic Party and the Republican candidate on the night of September 10th to 11th from 2:45 a.m. German time. RTL Germany announced this on Friday in Cologne. The live broadcast is planned with simultaneous German translation, the broadcaster emphasized.
Moderator Etienne Bell and political scientist Andrew Denison will evaluate and analyze the debate, which will be broadcast on the US broadcaster ABC, with pre- and post-event reports. Reporter Oliver Beckmeier will also report live from Philadelphia on the first impressions.
The debate will also be shown on ARD. Das Erste will be broadcasting from 2:50 a.m. and will be providing an overview of the proceedings through the studio manager of the ARD studio in Washington, Gudrun Engel, and Peter Rough from the Hudson Institute. According to ARD, Torben Börgers will take a look behind the scenes of the 90-minute duel. Welt TV has also announced that it will be broadcasting the event from 3 a.m.
Yves Brummel discovered his passion for journalism while he was still at school, which he was able to deepen during his almost nine years as a freelancer in the local sports department of the Westfalen-Blatt in Gütersloh. After working in the media departments of Arminia Bielefeld and Dr. Kurt Wolff, as well as in sports communication at Arvato-Medienfabrik, he ended up as a freelance editor at Lippe aktuell after completing his master’s degree in journalism and media communication. The Gütersloh native also worked for the Postillon in Lage at the time. Since 2023 he has been a freelance editor at the LWZ and writes for the Westfalen-Blatt in Schloß Holte-Stukenbrock.
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