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Trump v Harris: How to win a TV election debate

Trump v Harris: How to win a TV election debate


With the U.S. presidential debate now confirmed, our friends clarify the information and methods that might assist Donald Trump or Kamala Harris win their first head-to-head encounter on Sept. 10 — and why there was a pre-debate row over format and mics.

Host Anne McElvoy is joined by Brett O’Donnell, a veteran skilled on getting ready candidates for debate on each side of the pond, having coached Republicans Mitt Romney, John McCain and George W. Bush, in addition to prepping Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson for his or her televised tussles within the U.Okay.

POLITICO’s Rachael Bade, co-author of our Playbook in Washington, reveals which means the political winds are blowing, following final week’s momentous Democratic National Convention and the way the rival  Trump-Harris campaigns are getting ready for the forthcoming debate.

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