With the election less than two weeks away, Harris is scheduled to participate in a CNN town hall hosted in the key swing state.

The town hall is scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. ET and is expected to later be available to stream.

The town hall is set to air across four CNN networks: CNN, CNN International, CNN en Español and CNN Max.

The town hall is scheduled to stream live for paid TV subscribers through CNN.com and CNN’s TV and mobile apps, and on CNN Max for Max subscribers. It is set to be available on demand from October 24 to paid TV subscribers through CNN.com, CNN apps and cable operator platforms.

  • smokebuddy [he/him]@lemmy.today
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    23 days ago

    I know the entire thing is theatrics but I really disliked how Anderson really drilled down on semantic issues like a Serious Journalist in a venue where the other guy straight up refused to show up. The post-show made a point of it a couple of times, even explicitly calling out the double standard misogyny, but the irony of trying to create social media grilling points where the other guy was like nah… feels dirty. Especially that bald white token Republican guy in the post show… every single thing out of his mouth could have been rebuffed by your guy is too scared/senile to subject himself to this, stfu. You could tell they all felt it about him. Was awful.

    Passionate Voters when a TV camera goes near them become Undecided suddenly, seems to be. Two of them in John King’s post show Undecided Panel were actual poll workers.