Trump gave a press conference at Mar-a-Lago earlier today where he said he was looking forward to three debates with Kamala Harris on Sep. 4, Sep. 10 and Sep. 25. Trump added that the various networks had agreed though all of the details hadn’t been worked out yet. Before the press conference was even over, ABC News quickly announced that both candidates had agreed to the Sep. 10 date. That’s the same date Trump was originally scheduled to debate Biden for a second time but because his performance in the first debate was so shockingly bad, Biden dropped out.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump will face off in a televised prime-time matchup on Sept. 10, ABC News said on Thursday, setting up the latest crucial moment in an already unpredictable presidential campaign.
The 90-minute debate is expected to be held in Philadelphia, according to two people…
