Who Spoke The Most In The First Presidential Debate?

2020 Election

President Trump and Joe Biden faced off in their first presidential debate last night and as expected, it was a bad-tempered affair, filled with interruptions and insults. Moderator Chris Wallace struggled to take control of an event that saw no handshake between both men and it swiftly degenerated into a shouting match. According to CNN, President Trump had the most speaking time in the debate at 39 minutes and 6 seconds while Joe Biden spoke for 37 minutes and 56 seconds.

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Who Spoke The Most In The First Presidential Debate?

2020 Election