BBC's "Question Time" makes stop in Philly before presidential election
BBC's hit debate show "Question Time" was in Philadelphia to talk about everything related to the election ahead of Nov. 5.
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BBC's hit debate show "Question Time" was in Philadelphia to talk about everything related to the election ahead of Nov. 5.
Normally, the show is taped in different places around the U.K. But they traveled to Pennsylvania for their U.S.A. election special.
The BBC’s flagship political debate show is coming to Philadelphia. It's called “Question Time." Guests from the worlds of politics and media are grilled by members of the public. The BBC is producing a rare U.S. election special in Pennsylvania and you have a chance to be part of the live audience. The show is filming Wednesday, Oct. 9.
Question Time is holding a rare U.S. election special in Pennsylvania, and is looking for audience members to participate.
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