Both candidates go into the debate at the back of a grueling campaign trail that has left them traverse the country racking up votes. It also comes on the back of Democrat candidate Hilary Clinton suffering a major health setback after collapsing on September 11 2016 during a memorial for the 9/11 victims, something which rival candidate Donald Trump may get straight into knowing his love for pouncing on anything.

Podium and stage in final settings ahead of the showdown today night

Hilary Clinton comes into the debate with a slight lead of 2.1% into the polls and will look to gain more ground over bullish candidate Trump who has massively hit out at Hilary Clinton on his twitter handle over various claims throughout the campaign.

Crooked Hillary’s bad judgement forced her to announce that she would go to Charlotte on Saturday to grandstand. Dem pols said no way, dumb!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 24, 2016

Donald Trump faces a huge challenge of convincing Americans of mixed colour race as he has widely spoken out against Blacks, Muslims and Latino societies living in America and voters will wait to see how he manages to counteract this issue if it comes up for query during the debate.

Video below of Donald Trump lashing out at a #BlackLivesActivist at one of his campaign stops.

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According to a notice about the Assembly, the meetings organized by the Global Peace Foundation will bring together over one thousand young leaders from around the world to be held at the World Bank, Capitol Hill, State Department and at the UN headquarters in New York.

Deputy Speaker, Jacob Oulanyah, is expected to for the second time address the Assembly organized under the theme: ‘Moral and Innovative Leadership, Vision, Service and Entrepreneurship’.

Some of the Young Leaders at a previous meeting.

The delegation of the Youth MPs to the US will include; Western region Youth MP Mpaka Mwine, Eastern region Youth MP Ishma Mafabi, Northern region Youth M, Oscar Omwony,Female National Youth MP Anna Adeke and Central region Youth MP Sarah Babirye Kityo .

Mwine who leads the delegation in an interview said they hope to learn from the experiences of other young leaders from elsewhere in the world, adding that Young leaders are tired of following; it is time for them to lead.

He also said that through training, the youth MPs will become better representatives of their constituents.
The International Young Leaders Assembly is a premier partnership driven leadership development initiative that empowers promising young professionals, leaders and policy makers to positively impact on communities, nations and the world.

The Assembly hosts Young Parliamentarians, Youth entrepreneurs, student leaders and CSOs for interactive programmes with significant leaders and institutions.

The Assembly is however different from the Young African Leaders’ Initiative, which specifically targets leaders from Africa.

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