Hot mics may threaten the next Presidential debate between Trump and Harris

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The next Presidential debate between Trump and Harris could be at risk due to the possibility of hot microphones. 

In the 2024 US Presidential Debate, Donald Trump was at the top of his game, dominating then Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden with sharp rebuttals and clever remarks. Biden was extremely disheartened by his poor showing in the US Presidential Debate 2024, leading him to withdraw from the race and throw his support behind Kamala Harris as his replacement. 


Kamala Harris is set to face off against Trump in the upcoming Presidential Debate, but the location of the live broadcast has not been confirmed yet. At the same time, Trump has raised concerns about ABC Network showing the US Presidential Debate, alleging that the network has a bias. The Harris team is pushing for the Debate to have live microphones on throughout the entire program to catch Donald Trump's lies as they happen. 

As per Brian Fallon, the representative for Harris, the Vice President is prepared to address Trump's behavior during debates, which involves interruptions and continuous casual remarks. Nevertheless, her team is insisting that the microphones remain live throughout the entire show to prevent Trump from using them as a shield. 


Trump believes that there is no need for any changes to be made following the last debate and he is content with how things are. The upcoming US Presidential debate will show how both candidates perform in a new dynamic, with Harris representing a significant change for the Democrats. The outcome remains to be seen.

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