Donald Trump tells Sean Hannity why Kamala Harris wants second presidential debate

Conservatives advise Donald Trump to not agree to another presidential debate against Kamala Harris
Donald Trump and Sean Hannity discussed Kamala Harris wanting another presidential debate (Getty Images)
Donald Trump and Sean Hannity discussed Kamala Harris wanting another presidential debate (Getty Images)

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA: GOP nominee Donald Trump claimed his Democratic rival Kamala Harris "lost" the presidential debate on Tuesday, September 10 evening, telling Fox News host Sean Hannity in the Spin Room of the event.on why the latter wanted a rematch.

The Harris campaign put out an email challenging Trump for a second debate less than an hour after the event at The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia ended, reported ABC News.



 

"Under the bright lights, the American people got to see the choice they will face this fall at the ballot box: between moving forward with Kamala Harris, or going backwards with Trump," read the mail, touting the vice president's performance against the former president.

"That’s what they saw tonight and what they should see at a second debate in October. Vice President Harris is ready for a second debate. Is Donald Trump?” it ended, leaving Trump to come up with a response.



 

Donald Trump's conversation with Sean Hannity

When Hannity asked Trump about the Harris campaign's proposal for a second debate, the latter promptly replied, "It's because she lost. She wants it because she lost."

The former president stated that he would have to think about his response, as he went on to explain, "If you won the debate, I sort of think maybe I shouldn't do it. Why should I do another debate? She immediately said, 'We want another.' That's, you know, what happens when you're a prizefighter and you lose, you immediately want a new fight... a rematch.”

Trump said he would consider going up against Harris in another debate if it gets hosted by a "fair network."



 

Conservatives urge Trump not to accept debate proposal

Conservatives reacting to Donald Trump's conversation with Hannity on the subject of a second debate on  X (formerly Twitter) requested the former president not to opt for another presidential debate. The following examples demonstrate the prevalent takes.

"Don’t give it to her. More town halls 1 to 1 @realDonaldTrump!" wrote a user.



 

"Trump got the last word. Winning," shared another.



 

"No to a second debate. Force her to campaign and make mistakes," stated a third.



 

"Obviously, it’s just about the optics of wanting one," quipped a fourth.



 

"No more debates. Not one. Trump has all the truth on his side. Let them grovel," commented a fifth user.



 

"Please do not give her what she wants, there are more important people to see and talk with than her!" expressed another.



 

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