Panelists on “The Big Weekend Show” focus on the established guidelines of the upcoming ABC Information presidential debate between former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.
“Tour de force aren’t going to be what you hear from the headlines, because the campaign’s already downplaying her performance before it even happens,” Fox Information nationwide correspondent Griff Jenkins stated.
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“[The Trump campaign] offered her three debates, which is really out of respect for the American people and the voters [for candidates] to earn their vote on Election Day,” Fox Information contributor Katie Pavlich stated.
“We’ve always had three debates, right? One is this format that we’re going to see on Tuesday night, one is a town hall debate, and then one focuses on foreign policy,” Fox Information contributor Joe Concha stated. “[Harris] was offered a Fox News debate, and she would not take that debate because Bret Baier [and] Martha MacCallum are going to ask germane, relevant, tough questions. She wants no part of that whatsoever.”
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Following go well with behind the primary presidential debate between Trump and Biden in July, mics for one candidate will likely be dwell at a time as they reply questions, whereas the opposite’s microphone will stay muted till it’s their flip to talk.
ABC Information additionally reported that Trump and Harris may have two minutes to reply every query, adopted by one other two minutes for rebuttal, and “an additional minute for a follow-up, clarification, or response.”
Neither contender will likely be allowed to convey pre-written notes on stage, and there will likely be no opening statements from both get together, and shutting statements from every participant will likely be restricted to 120 seconds.
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“These are the rules that the Biden-Harris campaign agreed to. And if I’m Donald Trump, I’d nail this over and over again – if you’re going to fix all the problems in this country that your administration created, why haven’t you done it already,” Concha continued. “[They] own this, [Trump is] not the incumbent, [Harris] is the incumbent – that’s what Donald Trump should hammer.”
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“It is patently absurd to let [Harris] get to this point in the process, with no real interviews, with no real questions, no follow-up questions, and I anticipate that they will be very pleased with her performance, no matter what the performance is. And that’s a huge advantage that Democrats have over Republicans in this propaganda environment,” Fox Information’ Mollie Hemingway stated.
The talk will likely be held on the Nationwide Structure Middle in Philadelphia this Tuesday, September tenth.