Elections

Trump-Harris Presidential Debate: Live Updates

Former president Donald Trump (left) and Vice President Kamala Harris take part in a presidential debate in Philadelphia, Pa., September 10, 2024. (Brian Snyder/Reuters)
Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump meet for their first-ever (and possibly only) debate tonight in Philadelphia. ABC News is hosting and moderating the event, scheduled after President Biden ended his reelection campaign in the wake of his disastrous debate performance in late June. Follow along for live updates and analysis from the NR team:
Rich Lowry

Trump has been on the defensive since half-way through the abortion exchange

Dan McLaughlin

Muir, for the third time, sides with Harris in a fact check.

Dan McLaughlin

Trump actually succeeds, as best he can, in parrying the criticisms of him by people who worked for him by arguing that Biden & Harris go to the opposite extreme: never fire anybody so nobody writes books criticizing you.

Trump’s record of falling out with people he hires is a real vulnerability, and it should be. But he notes that they’ve had the opposite issue.

Rich Lowry

So many better ways Trump could be making his points on immigration

Noah Rothman

Donald Trump has done nothing to capitalize on the fact that one-third of voters nationally (more in the swing states) feel like they don’t know enough about Harris. He is not defining her. He’s taking her bait, which is designed to get him to focus on himself.

Rich Lowry

Trump always good on firing people.

Haley Strack

We covered the wholly unfounded claims that Haitian immigrants ere “eating dogs” here earlier today: https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/god-trump-save-the-cats/.

Dan McLaughlin

It is, however, beyond stupid for Trump to go there on the nonsense viral crap about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, eating cats and dogs.

Dominic Pino

Imagine telling someone in 2005 that in 2024, the Democratic nominee would bring up in the presidential debate, as a positive thing, an endorsement from Dick Cheney. And the Republican nominee is Donald Trump.

Rich Lowry

Instead, of hitting back hard on the Lankford point, Trump enters pets-eating morass

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