We combined Trump and Biden's separate town halls so you can watch an actual debate between the presidential candidates
President Donald Trump and Joe Biden participated in two different town hall events on Thursday — we watched both and combined the two to imagine what a real Biden-Trump town hall may have looked like. President Donald Trump denounced white supremacy, but claimed not to know anything about the conspiracy theory known as QAnon. Democratic candidate Joe Biden slammed Trump's coronavirus response and said he gets a "deep test" every day. Asked about being tested before the last debate, when he was likely contagious, Trump answered: I don't know. Biden also said he is "not a fan" of court packing, but it would depend on how the current process to nominate a Supreme Court Justice is handled.
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