Trump no longer wants a debate with Harris

US President raising the prospect of another presidential debate Saturday, declaring that it was already “too late” for a rematch with Vice President Kamala Harris after she had a good time at the debate on the 23rd, organized by CNN, write Politico.

"It’s too early, – Trump told rally participants in Wilmington, Carolina. He added that “the voting has already begun,” and this is true for many states, such as Minnesota, the Dakotas and Virginia, which are promoting the pre-term voting process.

“She held one debate, I held two, and now we are holding another one. I wouldn’t be pleased, there’s a lot to it, but it’s already too late, voices are given, the elections are already there,” – said in.

This hour in Leesport, Pennsylvania, Trump's ally in the election, J.D. Vance, said that he was ready for another debate with the Democratic Party vice-presidential candidate Tim Walls, a few weeks after Trump having said that it is already too late for new debates. The first debate between Vence and Volz is scheduled for June 1.

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The president's comments came after Harris pushed her opponent ahead of another debate, writing on the social media platform X: “I look forward to hosting another presidential debate on the 23rd.” I bet Donald Trump is getting to me.”

The debate, hosted by CNN, will be held at the station's studio in Atlanta – The turbulent confrontation between Trump and President Joe Biden proved disastrous for the president and, as a result, hastened the end of his election campaign and support for Harris. The scheduled debate will be subject to the same rules as the draft debate, if the candidates compete for 90 minutes without a live audience.

Earlier on Saturday, Trump's press secretary Stephen Chung said that the have a proposition about debates, I rely on Trump's earlier comments, posted on his social platform Truth Social.. The entry is dated 12 April, two days after the first debate between Harris and Trump, in having confirmed that there will be no third debate.

Prepared by: Nina Petrovich