Former President Donald Trump shocked Fox & Friends hosts on Wednesday morning when he called in live following his ABC News presidential debate against Vice President Kamala Harris. The unexpected moment occurred when Fox News host Steve Doocy informed Trump that the network had offered to host a second debate moderated by Martha MacCallum and Bret Baier. Trump’s response left the hosts speechless, as he bluntly rejected the idea of those two moderators, favoring other personalities on the network instead.
“Now that the first debate is underway between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, FOX News Media is re-upping its proposal. As the Harris Campaign has stated, the American people will have another opportunity to see both on stage in October,” Fox News president & Executive Editor Jay Wallace and Vice President of Politics Jessica Loker announced on Tuesday night. Fox proposed scheduling a debate in October, aligning with the start of early in-person voting in several battleground states. This proposal floated October 9 in Arizona, October 15 in Georgia, and October 16 in North Carolina.
Trump Calls Out Fox News Hosts LIVE On-Air, Leaves ‘Fox & Friends’ Utterly Speechless
Former President Donald Trump shocked Fox & Friends hosts on Wednesday morning when he called…
By Chris Powell
Former President Donald Trump shocked Fox & Friends hosts on Wednesday morning when he called in live following his ABC News presidential debate against Vice President Kamala Harris. The unexpected moment occurred when Fox News host Steve Doocy informed Trump that the network had offered to host a second debate moderated by Martha MacCallum and Bret Baier. Trump’s response left the hosts speechless, as he bluntly rejected the idea of those two moderators, favoring other personalities on the network instead.
“Now that the first debate is underway between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, FOX News Media is re-upping its proposal. As the Harris Campaign has stated, the American people will have another opportunity to see both on stage in October,” Fox News president & Executive Editor Jay Wallace and Vice President of Politics Jessica Loker announced on Tuesday night. Fox proposed scheduling a debate in October, aligning with the start of early in-person voting in several battleground states. This proposal floated October 9 in Arizona, October 15 in Georgia, and October 16 in North Carolina.
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