US Election Debate: Trump Arrives Without Mask, Said- Vaccine Coming Soon

Nashville: U.S. There are only a few days left in the presidential election and the eyes of the whole world are on it. On Friday, Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden are facing off for the last time before the election. The two leaders have reached out to Mortator NBC News correspondent Crystal Welker for the last presidential debate in Nashville. Notably, Donald Trump, who recovered from Corona a few days ago, was seen on stage without a mask.

During the debate, on the one hand, President Donald Trump has announced that the vaccine to fight the corona virus will arrive in a few weeks. Bide, on the other hand, claims that Trump has no plans to fight Covid-19. Biden said the person responsible for the epidemic did not have the right to be president, adding that he would ensure everyone wore a mask and rapid testing was done. So Trump once again mocked Biden, saying the country could not be shut down and could not sit in the basement like Biden.

Only 200 people are allowed for this discussion, except Trump, Biden and Welker. Candidates will have to give their answers in two minutes in response to each question asked on 6 issues. Ahead of the debate, Biden's election assistant and vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris's press secretary Sabrina Singh said the debate was an opportunity for Biden to present his point of view, while on the other hand there is Donald Trump who has only hated and sowed the seeds of separatism.

Notably, a few days after the first debate, Donald Trump Corona was found to be positive and he was in hospital for 3 days. This led to the decision to virtualize the second discussion but Trump refused to join it. Considering the way the two leaders discussed in the first debate, it was decided in the final debate that their mic would be turned off if the candidate did not follow the rules.