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The Donald Trump and Kamala Harris campaigns exchanged insults over debate rules on Monday with the two sides beefing about microphones. Trump and Harris previously agreed to a September 10 debate ...

Kamala Harris' campaign is demanding that microphones stay unmuted at the next debate. It's a break from Joe Biden, who insisted on microphone muting at the June 27 debate. It indicates the vice ...

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The Trump and Harris campaigns are in disagreement about whether microphones should be muted during a scheduled upcoming debate, prompting former President Trump to raise questions about his ...

10 in a debate hosted by ABC News, the campaigns are in a disagreement over whether microphones will be muted while the candidate is not speaking, according to multiple media reports. The first ...

10 — conducted by mutually negotiated rules. One of the Biden team’s demands — which the Trump team agreed to — was that microphones “will be muted throughout the debate except for the ...

The Donald Trump and Kamala Harris campaigns are sparring over whether to mute one of the microphones when it is the other person's turn to speak during the pair's scheduled debate next month.

10 presidential debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, the two sides are at odds over whether to allow host ABC News to mute the candidates' microphones when it is not their turn to speak.