How To Watch Republican Debate Tonight: What Time, Channel, Streaming Options

Wednesday, Dec. 6, marks the fourth debate of the Republican presidential primary.

The only candidates expected to appear are former New Jersey governor Chris Christie, Florida governor Ron DeSantis, former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley, and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, as they were the only candidates who were able to meet the Republican National Committee’s criteria. Their standards ask that candidates have a certain amount of unique donors and polling support to qualify for this fourth debate.

Though Donald Trump is a frontrunner for the party’s presidential nomination, he will again be skipping this evening’s presidential debate, which he has done for the previous three debates so far. He will instead be hosting a closed-door fundraiser in Florida.

The debate will be airing live from the
University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. It is being hosted by NewsNation, The Washington Free Beacon, The Megyn Kelly Show on Sirius XM, and the streaming platform Rumble. Megyn Kelly, Elizabeth Vargas, and Eliana Johnson will be moderating the debate.

Scroll down to see where to watch the Republican debate and learn everything you need to know to tune in.

WHAT TIME IS THE DEBATE TONIGHT? WHERE TO WATCH THE REPUBLICAN DEBATE

The debate will be broadcasted live at 8 pm ET on NewsNation, via its channel, app, and NewsNation website. (Click here to find the channel number for your location and cable system.)

NewsNation will also be offering pre- and post-debate commentary from former CNN host Chris Cuomo. It will also stream live on Rumble.

For cable viewers, the debate will also be broadcasted on the CW and local CW affiliates.

An audio feed will also be available on SiriusXM Channel 111.

This is the final scheduled debate, though the Associated Press reports another debate will likely happen before the Iowa caucuses in January.