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While the first three Republican debates arguably helped presidential hopefuls make their mark, this week’s fourth GOP showdown promises to be even more caustic as the remaining four candidates struggle to sustain their campaigns in the wake of Trump’s growing lead over the primary field. The fourth Republican presidential debate will air live on NewsNation at 8 p.m. ET from the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa on Dec. 6. It will also be broadcast on local CW stations for Eastern and Central time zones. The two-hour-long debate will feature four of the still-running Republican presidential candidates, minus Donald Trump, who has voluntarily opted out of taking the debate stage for a fourth time. This time, the debate will be moderated by Megyn Kelly, Eliana Johnson, and Elizabeth Vargas. The debate will also be live-streamed on NewsNation’s website and available to listen to via an audio feed on Triumph, a SiriusXM channel.
If you’ve recently cut the cord, you can still watch the fourth GOP debate live without cable (and for free, in some cases) with select streaming service subscriptions, including (but not limited to) a Peacock subscription, FuboTV subscription, or by signing up for DirecTV’s free trial. DirecTV offers a free five-day trial for new customers ($84+/month after the trial ends), allowing subscribers unlimited access to NewsNation, along with over 150 additional cable channels.
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