No, you’re not having déjà vu. The 2020 Democratic presidential candidates are indeed having another debate, which comes less than a week after the last one. This time around, the candidates will face off in Charleston, South Carolina, for a debate cohosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. Twitter is also a partner and is accepting live questions at the #DemDebate hashtag.
The 10th Democratic primary debate is slated to begin tonight (Tuesday, February 25) at 8 p.m. ET. It will air on CBS and BET. If you’re a cord cutter who wants to steam it live on your computer, smartphone, or connected TV, there are a few different ways to do that, some of which are free. I’ve rounded up some options below.
Free ways to stream
- CBSN: This is CBS News’s free streaming service. Find it here.
- CBS News mobile apps: You can find these on iOS or Android.
- Locast: A free nonprofit streaming service available in 17 cities. Find it here.
Other ways to stream
- CBS All Access: This is CBS’s subscription streaming service. Find it here.
- BET: This network, owned by ViacomCBS, will air the debate. Cord cutters can find it on streaming services including FuboTV and AT&T TV Now.
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