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Harris' Campaign Team on TV Debate: Trump Should Stop the Games
2024-08-04 19:55:08
Politics

Harris' Campaign Team on TV Debate: Trump Should Stop the Games

US Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign team has called on former President Donald Trump to stop playing games in the discussion about a TV debate between the two. Instead of the scheduled debate on ABC, Trump wants to face Harris on Fox News.

The Harris campaign has urged Trump to honor his commitment and appear at the debate on September 10. Although Harris has not been officially confirmed as the Democratic candidate for the November 5 election, her party has already announced that she has obtained enough votes for her official nomination.

Trump has proposed a debate on September 4 on Fox News, but it is unclear if Harris has agreed to the terms.

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Trump and Harris Debate Scheduled on Fox News

Donald Trump has agreed to debate Kamala Harris on Fox News in September, though Harris's participation remains uncertain. The debate, proposed by Trump himself, is set to take place in Pennsylvania, moderated by Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum. Trump has cited a conflict of interest due to his lawsuit against ABC and George Stephanopoulos. While Biden withdrew from a previous debate, Harris has expressed willingness to face Trump. The event is expected to follow a similar format to the Biden-Trump debate, including mic cuts, and will feature a live studio audience. Questions about Harris's agreement and the debate's terms remain unanswered by Fox News at this time.

Trump Agrees to TV Debate with Challenger Harris on September 4

Donald Trump has agreed to a TV debate with Kamala Harris, the expected Democratic presidential candidate, in the US election campaign. Trump announced the debate on his platform Truth Social, stating that it will take place on September 4 and will be hosted by Fox News. It is unclear whether Harris has also agreed to the TV duel. President Joe Biden withdrew from the race for the White House after a disastrous performance in the first televised debate on July 21. He subsequently endorsed Harris as the new Democratic candidate. A debate between Trump and Biden was previously scheduled for September 10, but it is expected to be replaced by a debate with Harris instead. The 59-year-old is now almost certain to challenge Trump in the US presidential election on November 5.

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New York Times - Politics
4. August 2024 um 15:26

Trump Proposes a Fox News Debate With Harris on Sept. 4

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Trump announced a Fox News debate with Harris on Sept. 4 in Pennsylvania, to be moderated by Baier and MacCallum. The format would be similar to the previous Biden-Trump debate, including mic cuts. It would be the second presidential debate this election cycle and the first between Trump and the new Democratic candidate. The debate would have a live audience, per Trump's post on Truth Social. It is unclear whether Harris had agreed to the debate and its terms. A spokeswoman for Fox News did not..
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3. August 2024 um 15:17

Harris' Campaign Team on TV Debate: Trump Should Stop the Games

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Kamala Harris' campaign team criticizes that Donald Trump is trying to avoid the planned TV debate with Harris on September 10 and instead wants to appear on Fox News.
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