 The ruling means agencies like the FBI can continue to flag posts to social networks that may involve foreign interference in the run-up to this year's elections. Shannon Bond, NPR News. Which versions of President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump show up tomorrow for their first debate of this election cycle is up in the air, but it appears many Americans will be tuning in. According to an Associated Press Newark Center for Public Affairs research poll, most U.S. adults say they plan to watch or listen to tomorrow night's presidential face-off.