FOX News offers to moderate Trump-Harris debate
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Fox News has offered to moderate the upcoming debates between US presidential candidate Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris on September 17 in Pennsylvania, according to Fox News, the network has sent official letters to the candidates' campaigns.
"Given the race has changed, we’d like to request the opportunity to host a Presidential Debate between VP Harris and former President Trump," reads the Fox News address.
The network representatives also said that they are open to discussing specific dates, formats, and locations, with or without an audience in attendance.
Trump recently called for the second debate to be held on Fox News, which is considered to be more favorable to him.
Backstory
On July 21, current US President Joe Biden withdrew from the election scheduled for November 5, 2024. This decision was made due to health issues and his defeat to Trump in the first debate.
Instead of Biden, the new potential Democratic candidate is Vice President Kamala Harris, who has already garnered enough support within the party for her presidential candidacy.
Former President Donald Trump has expressed his intention to hold debates with Vice President Kamala Harris, emphasizing that he is ready to meet with her more than once.
