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Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2015 at Milwaukee Theatre in Milwaukee, WI.
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Main Debate
L-R: Kasich, Bush, Rubio, Trump, Carson, Cruz, Fiorina, Paul. Screen grab
Tuesday,
November
10,
2015
at
9:00-11:15 p.m. E.T.
Post-Debate
|
video
Sponsors: FOX Business Network and The Wall Street Journal.
Candidates: Jeb Bush, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, Carly Fiorina, John Kasich, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio and Donald Trump. ("Must score 2.5 percent or higher in an average of the four most recent national polls conducted through November 4th, as recognized by FOX Business.")
Moderators: FBN’s Managing Editor of Business News Neil Cavuto and Global Markets Editor Maria Bartiromo, along with WSJ’s Editor-in-Chief Gerard Baker.
Audience:
Broadcast: FBN and FOXBusiness.com.
Format:
Ninety
seconds
to respond to questions, 60-second follow-ups/rebuttals, and
30-second closing statements.
Overview:
Considerable
controversy
greeted
FOX
Business
Network's
announcement
on
Nov.
5
that
Chris
Christie and Mike Huckabee did not qualify for the
primetime debate.
According to a FBN press release the primetime debate "delivered 13.5 million total viewers" and was "the most watched livestreaming primary event ever, peaking with more than 1.4 million concurrent streams according to Akamai..."
Undercard Debate
Tuesday,
November
10,
2015
at
7:00-8:15 p.m. E.T.
Post-Debate
|
Video
Sponsors: FOX Business Network
and The Wall Street Journal.
Candidates: Chris Christie, Mike Huckabee, Bobby Jindal and Rick Santorum. ("...scoring below 2.5 percent and hitting at least 1 percent in one of the four most recent national polls conducted through November 4th, as recognized by FOX Business.")
Moderator: FBN’s Sandra Smith, Trish Regan and WSJ’s Washington Bureau Chief Gerald Seib.
Audience:
Broadcast: FBN and FOXBusiness.com..
Format: Ninety seconds to respond to questions, 60-second follow-ups/rebuttals, and 30-second closing statements.
Overview:
"Former
New
York
Gov.
George
Pataki
and
South
Carolina
Sen.
Lindsey
Graham
did not qualify for either debate, nor did ex-Virginia Gov. Jim
Gilmore."
According to a FBN press release the debate "averaged 4.7 million total viewers."