Former President Donald Trump has once again agreed to a debate with Vice President Kamala Harris on ABC News on September 10th.
Writing on his Truth Social platform, Trump said that he had "reached an agreement with the Radical Left Democrats for a Debate with Comrade Kamala Harris" on ABC, which he then accused of being the "nastiest and most unfair" network for him.
"The Rules will be the same as the last CNN Debate, which seemed to work out well for everyone except, perhaps, Crooked Joe Biden. The Debate will be 'stand up,' and Candidates cannot bring notes, or 'cheat sheets,'" Trump claimed. "We have also been given assurance by ABC that this will be a 'fair and equitable' Debate, and that neither side will be given the questions in advance."
The Harris campaign had tried to get Trump to agree to leave microphones unmuted during the debate, which was a change from the first debate between Trump and Biden.
However, it seems that Trump's mic will be muted at the debate if the former president's statement is accurate.
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