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Vice President Debate: Susan Page Asks Audience to Keep Quiet
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2:03Now PlayingVice President debate moderator USA Today's Susan Page asks for the audience’s silence and for some good karma “but quietly.” “This debate is not about you, it’s not about me.”
Vice President Mike Pence and California Senator Kamala Harris will face off in their only debate on Wednesday, with a pair of plexiglass partitions between them as an extra precaution against coronavirus infection following President Donald Trump’s diagnosis of Covid-19.
The debate, in Salt Lake City, begins at 9 p.m. ET. The small partitions -- each one will extend just above the two politicians’ heads, according to pictures of the stage -- were a matter of controversy before the debate.
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