Facing Albaniz and Doton in the first discussion

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz faced his competitor in the elections, Peter Daton in his first discussion before 3 The federal elections may vote.

The cost of living cases took control of a discussion on Tuesday night, organized by Sky News and Daily Telegraph, and the two leaders were asked about the tariff of US President Donald Trump.

Opinion polls predicted a small margin between the Labor Party in Albaniz and the Liberal Datton Party, and the possibility that either need to form the next government with independent deputies or small parties.

Albaniz, winner of the night, was announced by Sky News after a vote by 100 unspecified voters, who also presented tonight questions.

When the discussion host asked the audience if they were facing a difficult time with the cost of living, most audience members raised their hands, according to the BBC broadcasting partner, ABC News.

Datton described the width of the hands as a “very confrontation scene” while Albanez said he had reduced inflation and wages and added that interest rates began to decrease, according to ABC.

The candidates were also asked about a possible reduction in the fuel -fuel tax tax and the increasing cost to see a public practitioner.

How to respond to Trump’s tariff was the first issue of night. Albaniz answered that “no country is better prepared” from Australia because of its efforts.

He said: “We will continue to negotiate, of course, as the United States is looking for a better deal for Australia because the mutual tariff will, of course, will be zero, because we do not impose a tariff on American goods.”

Datton referred to his experience in negotiating with the first Trump government.

He said: “Today, the Prime Minister should enjoy the ability and strength of personality to be able to stand against the fatwas, against those who seek harm to us, to maintain the safety of our country.”