Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about the debate.

The Trump-Biden debate that will occur on June 27th. We'll talk about the debate and the rules for that debate because

they have now been set and publicized and there are some things in it that might make things interesting.

Okay, so the first question I know is going to come in, why is it only Trump and Biden?

What about Kennedy?

Kennedy does not have enough ballot access currently

to get 270 electoral votes.

So he wasn't invited.

Okay, so here are the rules.

There will be no opening statements. There will be no opening statements. The podium position will be decided by coin toss. There will be no audience.

The candidates will be allowed to have a pen,

a pad of paper, and a water bottle.

No notes.

No notes.

They will be asked questions right from the beginning. They will have two minutes to give their answer,

one minute for a rebuttal, and then one minute for a response to the rebuttal. Now, mics will be cut to avoid interruptions. So if you are looking forward to a repeat of Biden saying will you shut up man

probably not going to get it there will be two breaks during the, I guess, hour and a half debate.

During those debates, the candidates will not be allowed to confer with their staff.

So those are the rules. Without an audience, Trump is going to be, probably have less energy. He does better

with an audience.

Without opening statements, he is going to be more on guard, probably be more defensive. Now for Biden, Biden likes notes. That's

not a he's old thing. He's always liked notes.

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