Former U.S. President Donald Trump recently expressed his willingness to engage in multiple debates with Kamala Harris, the likely Democratic candidate for the White House and current Vice President. During a media call organized by the Republican National Committee, Trump stated, "I would actually be open to holding more than one debate."
Trump emphasized the importance of debating for both candidates, saying, "If you are the Democratic candidate or the Republican candidate, you really have an obligation to debate." His comments come shortly after he was formally nominated for the presidential candidacy, just two days following an assassination attempt during a rally in Pennsylvania.
The former president also voiced his disapproval of the second debate being scheduled on ABC, as agreed with Joe Biden’s campaign months prior. The first debate was held on CNN on June 27, which many believe was a turning point that led to Biden’s withdrawal from the presidential race due to a poor performance.
Trump mentioned that he is not "excited" about the prospect of debating on ABC. He took to Truth Social over the weekend to suggest that the debate should instead be held on the conservative network Fox News.
In a recent rally, Harris, reflecting on her past as a prosecutor, took a strong stance against Trump. She noted that he is the first former president to be convicted of a crime in U.S. history, saying, "I know very well what people like him are."
Just 36 hours after officially launching her campaign, Harris has emerged as the mathematical Democratic nominee, though her nomination will be formally confirmed at the upcoming Democratic National Convention in August.
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