How to watch the Presidential Debates
How to watch June's presidential debate
Biden and Trump will face off live in the first presidential debate of 2024 on Thursday, June 27, at 9 p.m. ET (6 p.m. PT) with pre-debate coverage beginning an hour earlier at 8 p.m. ET (5 p.m. PT). You can stream the event live on CNN Max via the news hub on Max's streaming service.
Additionally, the debate will air live on CNN's linear channel, CNN.com (no log-in required), CNN International and CNN en Español.
CNN will simulcast the debate for free on a collection of other networks, with the agreement that the network's on-air watermark remain on the screen for the debate's full 90 minute run time.
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How to watch 2024's first presidential debate for free
You'll be able to stream CNN's simulcast of the debate for free on CNN.com, C-SPAN.org, the C-SPAN Now app, PBS.org and on Plex TV's NBC News Now fast channel. Philo will be streaming the event on its USA Today channel, which is available as part of its free lineup or for paid subscribers. You will need to sign up for a free Philo account.
Where else to stream the first 2024 presidential debate live
If you have a live TV streaming service subscription, subscribe to Peacock, or want to try out a platform to watch the first 2024 presidential debate, there are plenty of options to choose from:
With a Sling TV Blue subscription, you'll be able to watch the debate on ABC and ABC News Live (in some regions), Bloomberg TV, CBS (in some regions), CNN and CNN International, Fox, Fox Business Network (with an extra fee), Fox News Channel, HLN, NBC and MSNBC.
ABC, ABC News Live and PBS can be accessed via Hulu With Live TV, which costs $77 per month and has a free trial.
Telemundo will air the simulcast, which is carried by YouTube TV, Hulu With Live TV, DirecTV Stream and Fubo.
CNN's simulcast will also be carried by Newsmax, NewsNation, Scripps News and Univision.
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