Agreed: Both US presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, have confirmed their participation in the September 10 debates on ABC.
This was reported by Debate organizer ABC. However, Trump has proposed two additional TV duels on other channels, Fox News and NBC. Harris has already refused one of them.
The candidates will meet on September 10.ABC reported on Thursday, August 8, on the social network X:
“Vice President Harris and former President Trump have confirmed they will attend.”
On Thursday, August 8, at a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago estate in the US state of Florida, the Republican candidate Trump has proposed three televised showdowns in September, scheduled for September 4, 10 and 25 on Fox News, ABC and NBC. Trump said the dates have already been agreed upon with television networks, but Vice President Harris' team has yet to confirm its participation.
Fox News and NBC did not comment on his words, and ABC reported on Friday night on the social network X, citing an official representative of Harris' team, that she would not participate in the debates proposed by Trump on September 4..
Trump also spoke about plans hold a debate between the vice presidential candidates – David Vance and Tim Walz, without giving a possible date. Trump and Harris' team have been publicly sparring in recent days.
Before Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race, The second televised debate on ABC has already been scheduled for September 10. However, Trump declined to debate new presidential candidate Harris that day and instead proposed a September 4 debate on the right-wing Fox News channel, which favored him. Harris' campaign accused Trump of being “scared” and wanting to “walk away” from the debate.
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