 
 <prompt> text: ```Hempstead, New York (CNN) -- President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney go face to face on Tuesday for the second of their three debates, dis one na town hall-style setting where dem go answer questions from likely voters.

The matter dey serious: Obama need to ginger hin campaign after hin poor performance for the first debate wey make Democrats dey sad and hin lead dey reduce for national polls and key battleground states. For Romney, wey voters polls show say e win the first debate well well, another strong performance go boost hin momentum for the third debate next Monday and the final two weeks before Election Day.

Here na five things wey you fit watch for on Tuesday:

1. Connecting with the audience

Unlike the first presidential showdown for Denver two weeks ago, dis debate go get town hall audience of about 80 undecided voters, some of dem go get chance to ask questions to the two candidates.

E dey different from the first debate between the president and the Republican nominee.

"The challenge na say dem gats connect, not just with the people wey dey watch dem for television, but with the people wey dey on stage with dem," the debate moderator, CNN Chief Political Correspondent Candy Crowley, talk.

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"Dem gats remember those people. E dey more intimate and up close with voters. The candidate wey fit connect with the person wey ask question go also connect better with the person for house," Crowley add, wey also dey host CNN's "State of the Union."

1. who be the debate moderator?
2. who she be?
3. wetin else she dey host?
4. na the first debate be dis?
5. wetin happen next?
6. wetin be the setting?
7. the setting for the 2nd similar to the 1st?
8. who dey the debate?
9. which party Romney dey?
10. who better for the first debate?
11. how long before elections the last one go happen?
12. where the first one happen?
13. how many people go dey for the 2nd?
14. wetin the audience go fit do?
15. how Democrats feel after the first debate?
16. which day be this debate?
17. and which day be the third?
18. wetin be the challenge for this one?
19. dem dey connect only with the audience?
20. then who else?``` <response>: ```1. Candy Crowley
2. CNN Chief Political Correspondent
3. "State of the Union"
4. No
5. 2nd
6. Town hall
7. No
8. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney
9. Republican
10. Romney
11. Two weeks
12. Denver
13. About 80 undecided voters, other numbers unknown
14. Ask questions
15. Demoralized
16. Tuesday
17. Monday
18. To connect with voters
19. No
20. To the people watching on TV, and in person.``` 