How to Stream the Third and Final Presidential Debate Online Without Cable
Tonight, the presidential candidates will meet on the Debate Stage for the third and final time ahead of the November elections. Here’s how to connect to the internet for free, even if you don’t have a cable.
The debate will begin tonight at 9:00 pm ET / 6:00 pm PT . It will be moderated by Chris Wallace of Fox News. As with previous debates, you will be able to watch it on almost all major broadcasts and cable channels. However, if you want to watch online, here are the easiest ways to do it:
- Watch on YouTube through theWashington Post , Fox News ,C-SPAN ,Univision and many more .
- Watch Bloomberg TV on Twitter .
- Check out our Facebook subsidiary Deadspin (see below) .
Many other networks will also broadcast their own coverage of the debate. If you want to watch on TV, you can tune into ABC, CBS, CNBC, CNN, C-SPAN, Fox, Fox News, MSNBC, NBC, PBS, Univision and many more.
If you want to watch on TV through your mobile device or set-top box, the following stations can help you (although some may require a cable):
- Watch with CBS News on Android , iOS , Amazon Fire TV, and Roku .
- Watch with ABC News on Android , iOS , Windows , Apple TV, and Roku .
- Watch with NBC News on Android , iOS , Windows , Apple TV, and Roku .
- Watch with Reuters on Android and iOS .
You can also watch YouTube live stream on almost any set-top box using the YouTube app. Finally, NPR will offer coverage of the debate through your local radio if you prefer to listen rather than watch. You can listen to NPR through its member stations, through NPR.org , on Facebook, or through the NPR One apps .
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