On Monday night, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump went head to head in the first of three presidential debates, ahead of Election Day this November. The debate was all over TV, plus a bunch of other places online, including YouTube and Facebook and Twitter.
It was pretty hard to miss.
But! If you did miss the debate — Monday Night Football was on, after all — you can still find it online. Here’s the full debate below, courtesy of NBC’s YouTube page. (It starts about 26 minutes in.)
For those who didn’t get enough on Monday, you’re in luck: The next debate is just a few weeks away, on Oct. 9, at Washington University in St. Louis, Mo.
This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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