Numerous networks are streaming the VP debate online, on TV, and on mobile apps, including ABC News, NBC, CNN, Fox, Univision, YouTube and Hulu.
This is the first and only debate between Vice President Joe Biden (D) and Congressman Paul Ryan (R). Moderated by Martha Raddatz of ABC News, the 90-minute debate will cover both foreign and domestic policies.
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PolicyMic Pundit Nathan Stringer predicted that "If all goes well, tonight should feel like a college sophomore finally confronting his wacky uncle about politics."
"The nephew, Paul Ryan, is both intelligent and promising - but he's also a college sophomore. The uncle, Joe Biden, has always seemed just a bit off from the rest of the family and frequently makes inappropriate comments and shares embarrassing family stories."
Here's a list of where to watch the VP debate live stream online: (Debate starts at 9 p.m. ET, some coverage starts earlier)
YouTube Politics at youtube.com/politics.
ABC News is streaming the debate on its YouTube page, the YouTube Politics page, and its iPad App.
NBC News is streaming at NBCPolitics.com.
CBS News is streaming on Ustream.tv/cbsnews.
CNN is streaming on live.CNN.com and the CNN app.
Fox News is streaming on live.foxnews.com.
Wall Street Journal is streaming on live.wsj.com as well as on its iOS and Android app and smart TV platforms.
Washington Post will stream on its website, starting at 7 p.m. ET with a pre-show coverage.
Hulu will feature the debate coverage from ABC, Fox and Wall Street Journal.
Politico has a pre-show debate coverage from 8 p.m. ET on politico.com/livestream.
Univision is streaming in Spanish from their YouTube channel.
C-Span will be streaming from c-span.org/debates.
