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Before the November elections, the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and the Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden faced each other in their first television debate. The two candidates were enraged over six issues, including the Supreme Court Justice nomination and Corona 19, in an uncompromising flag fight. This is a report from the Washington correspondent, Taewook Kang. The first television debate is expected to be viewed by more than 100 million people, while campaigns on the site are limited due to the Corona 19 incident. It was introduced by Fox News host Chris Wallace, and six topics were addressed: personal identity, Supreme Court, Corona 19, economy, race and violence, and electoral integrity. As expected, the uncompromising brawl between the two candidates continued from the first issue. President Trump insisted that he had the right to name a successor to the Supreme Court when he won the 2016 presidential election. In response, candidate Biden confronted his intention to eliminate Obama Care, saying that the presidential winner should nominate a successor. Regarding the response to Corona 19, the opinions of the two candidates were opposite. Candidate Biden attacked President Trump’s initial response, causing serious damage of more than 200,000 deaths. President Trump responded that he provided enough protective equipment to each region and responded successfully, such as rushing to develop a vaccine. Furthermore, President Trump argued that if the Democratic Party comes to power, the economy would be ruined by a massive lockdown. Biden said the FBI also said that voting by mail was not a problem and that President Trump confessed it was a fraud. The television debate of the US presidential candidate will take place twice more on the 15th and 22nd, after the discussion between the vice presidential candidates on the 7th of next month. YTN Taewook Kang in Washington[[email protected]]is.