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Trump says he’ll do a ‘personal play by play’ of vice presidential debate

Former President Trump announced Monday that he will stage a “personal drama” of the vice presidential debate on Tuesday night.

President Trump: “Tomorrow, I will personally be doing a play-by-play of the debate between the intelligent J.D. Vance and the extremely silent 'Tampon' Tim Walz.'' Posted on his Truth Social site.

At Tuesday's vice presidential debate in New York City, President Trump's running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), speaks with Vice President Harris' running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. We plan to have a debate with Mr. (Democratic Party).

The debate will be hosted by CBS News and will run for 90 minutes, with two four-minute breaks, starting at 9 p.m. ET.

Trump, who frequently posts on Truth Social, said he plans to watch the debate between Vance and Walz and hopes Harris will join him.

“I hope that a cognitively impaired, lying Kamala Harris can listen and show the world once again how she fabricates false facts and stories to avoid administrative failures.” ” Trump's post read.

“In any case, I'm going to comment on what's going on. Watch TRUTH SOCIAL tomorrow night!” The post concluded.

With less than 40 days until the election, the debate between Mr. Vance and Mr. Walz could be important. It is seen as one of the last chances for Harris and the Trump campaign to appeal to voters who may still be undecided.

A debate between Harris and Trump earlier this month was seen as a victory for the vice president, but Trump refused to accept another debate. After taking the stage against both Harris and President Biden, he declared on Truth Social that there would be “no third debate” before resigning.

Harris holds narrow leads in several battleground states, but pollsters warn the race remains a close contest. According to The Hill/Decision Desk headquarters, Ms. Harris leads Mr. Trump with 50% to 45.8%.

Tuesday's high-stakes debate marks the biggest political moment of Vance and Walz's careers, with both men not only introducing themselves to voters but also making their campaign case. I'm trying.

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