Harris campaign rejects Trump claim on agreement over hot mics for Sept. 10 debate

Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign rejected Republican rival Donald Trump's assertion on Tuesday that the two sides had agreed to muted microphones at the Sept. 10 U.S. presidential debate.

James Carter | Aug 28, 2024

Harris campaign rejects Trump claim on agreement over hot mics for Sept. 10 debate

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Harris campaign rejects Trump claim on agreement over hot mics for Sept. 10 debate

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