How can we read the words of a televised speech?

Televised speeches can typically be viewed with captions enabled, either through the television's built-in accessibility settings or through a separate closed captioning device. These captions display the words spoken by the speaker as they are spoken, allowing viewers to read along with the speech.

Here's a general guide on how to enable closed captions on a television:

1. Turn on the television and tune it to the channel where the speech is being broadcasted.

2. Locate the "Caption" or "CC" button on your television's remote control.

3. Press the "Caption" or "CC" button to toggle closed captions on or off.

4. If closed captions do not appear automatically, you may need to select the appropriate caption option from a menu or settings panel on your television.

Some televisions may have additional settings related to closed captions, such as the ability to adjust the font size, color, and position. You can explore these settings to customize the appearance of the closed captions according to your preferences.