A televised debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump has been scheduled for September 10th. Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz, held rallies in battleground states, attracting large crowds and revitalizing the Democrats.
Trump initially proposed three debates in September, but after Biden dropped out, he suggested a debate on September 4th instead, which was seen by the Harris campaign as a sign of fear. It remains unclear whether there will be one or three debates in September, as Trump made conflicting statements about other networks.
The debate is expected to be held without a live audience in Philadelphia. Trump criticized Harris as 'radical left' and 'weak on crime and border protection' in a news conference.
The June debate between Biden and Trump was watched by over 51 million Americans and was the most consequential in 64 years.
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