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After the disruptions: Trump and Biden's microphones will be muted in the upcoming confrontation
As a lesson from the previous tumultuous meeting between the two candidates, it was decided on the move to prevent recurring disruptions.
The president announced that he would take part in a confrontation on Thursday, but demanded that the issues at the center be changed so that he could focus more on foreign policy: "It is very unfair."
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Tuesday, 20 October 2020, 05:56 Updated: 09:14
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The Presidential Conferences Committee in the United States determined tonight (Tuesday) that the microphone of each of the presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Joe Biden, will be silenced in parts of the third and final confrontation scheduled to take place this coming Thursday, to allow the opponent to speak without interruption.
According to the committee's announcement, at the beginning of each of the six confrontation segments, each candidate will be given two minutes to answer a preliminary question.
An open discussion will then take place, during which both microphones will be open.
The commission clarified that the decision on the change was made following the first confrontation between Trump and Biden, which was defined as particularly chaotic and turbulent.
At the same time, the Trump campaign called for a change in the focus of the forthcoming confrontation - so that it would focus more on foreign policy.
Trump has announced he will participate in the confrontation, although he believes the conditions are unfair.
"I'll attend, I just think it's very unfair," Trump told reporters.
He said, "It is very unfair that they have changed the issues of the confrontation, and it is very unfair that we have a completely biased confrontation again."
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In an attempt to prevent interference.
The first confrontation between Trump and Biden, last month (Photo: Reuters)
Meanwhile, the US president last night criticized the American press and Dr. Anthony Pucci, the leading epidemic expert in the United States who advises the White House and Trump extensively.
"I am not a scared candidate," the US president told reporters before taking off for another election rally, this time in Tucson Ariz. "I think I faced angry, faces happy faces want to work wonderful that he did."
currently, about two weeks before election day, President of the United States lags in the polls another rival Democrats in some states swing. Trump is determined to make the picture of the election, and he hopes Recreate the last-minute leap he made in the previous election.But his inconsistent messages, further increase in the number of Corona cases and his attacks on experts like Pucci may make his efforts difficult.
Trump during a rally of supporters in Tucson, Arizona, tonight (Photo: AP)
During the rally, Trump outlined his attacks on the media, drawing attention to Kristen Walker, the next presidential confrontation presenter from NBC.
He also attacked the CNN network, which he claims aggressively covers the corona plague.
"We're going to win," Trump told his campaign team in a conference call from Las Vegas.
"I would not have said that two or three weeks ago perhaps," the incumbent president admitted, referring to the days he was hospitalized after being infected in Corona.
He made it clear that he is now feeling better than at all stages of the 2016 election. "We are in the best position we have ever been in," he said.
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Trump supporters at rally in Tucson, Arizona, tonight (Photo: AP)
Trump attacked the scientific experts he aided by his government, saying they were too negative about the plague that killed nearly 220,000 Americans.
"People are tired of hearing about Pucci and all these idiots," the president said of the chief infectious disease specialist.
"Every time he talks on TV, there is always some bomb. But it will be a bigger bomb if I fire him. Pucci is a disaster," he added.
Pauchi said earlier this week in an interview with CBS '"60 Minutes" that he was not surprised that Trump contracted the virus after hosting a series of big events with little face coverage.
"I was afraid he would get sick when I saw him in a state of overcrowding, with no separation between people when almost no one was wearing a mask," Pucci said of the president.
"Every time he talks on TV there's a bomb."
Dr. Pauchi, epidemiologist, advises the administration (Photo: AP)
At a rally in Arizona, Trump also attacked his rival Biden for pledging to heed the advice of scientific experts.
He dismissed that his opponent "wants to listen to Dr. Pauchi." Trump's rejection of scientific advice on the epidemic has already drawn condemnation from both parties.
His opponent Biden, on the other hand, did not hold an election event yesterday, but his campaign team praised Dr. Pucci and criticized Trump for "reckless and negligent leadership that threatens to endanger more lives."
Biden's campaign stressed that "Trump's message in the last days of the race is to publicly mock Joe Biden for trusting in science and to call on Dr. Pauchi, the leading health expert - a 'disaster' and an idiot."
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