Fox News host Jesse Watters discussed allegations of concern from Democrats over Kamala Harris' performance during the ABC News presidential debate on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”
Harris' campaign planned to leave mics unmuted but was “desperately rewriting” debate strategy, reports say
Jesse Watters: It's Kamala's final night at debate camp, and the camp counselors are letting information slip. Debate camp is It's working, because expectations are now set so low: She's never been in a presidential debate; there have been vice presidential debates, but never a presidential debate.
So I think she's probably going to be a little bit nervous. I think she's more nervous. What happened to the Mrs. who says that to my face? She's been practicing her witty lines at debate camp all week and watching videos of old matches.
Former President Donald Trump (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) and Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) (Getty Images)
Kamala is too nervous. Everything about Trump's debates She remembers his insults and now turns to Hillary for help, but the ghost of Joe Biden still haunts her behind the scenes.
Ms Harris said she felt constrained by the debate rules set by Mr Biden. They had hoped to stage a moment when Mr Trump would interrupt her. But now they're reworking their strategy, even turning Ms Harris's hotel room into a movie set, complete with TV, lights and method actors.
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Hillary's supporters are not only playing Donald Trump, they're dressing up as him in boxy suits and long ties. Kamala is even practicing her handshake (if there is such a thing). Sources say we can't expect anything substantive from Kamala tomorrow night. Her plan is to sidestep Biden's record, embrace the good and distance herself from the bad.
