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Democrat Governor J.B. Pritzker warned Kamala Harris about her upcoming debate against Donald Trump.
Pritzker said, “I don’t think anybody should underestimate Donald Trump, He has a won a couple of debates that he did. Certainly, people would say that he won the debate against President Biden a couple of months ago.”
He added, “We saw that he won the debate against Hillary Clinton when he ran the first time, He’s not to be underestimated.”
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker said that Vice President Kamala Harris needs to be cautious going into a debate with former President Trump in an interview on Monday.
“I don’t think anybody should underestimate Donald Trump,” Pritzker told CNN’s Sara Sidner. “He has a won a couple of debates that he did. Certainly, people would say that he won the debate against President Biden a couple of months ago.”
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“We saw that he won the debate against Hillary Clinton when he ran the first time,” Pritzker said of Trump. “He’s not to be underestimated.”
Pritzker said that while Harris is a “tremendous person with great capability” and communication ability, that might not be enough to beat Trump.
“We shouldn’t be thinking that somehow Kamala Harris has a greater ability to win a debate than Donald Trump,” Pritzker said. “They’re going to come in as significant rivals with very, very different points of view.”
Kamala Harris has attempted to change the rules of the debate.
ABC News rejected her changes.
ABC News has declined to adopt Vice President Kamala Harris’ request to have wholly unmuted microphones during her Sept. 10 debate with former President Donald Trump — after days of wrangling over what Republicans viewed as Democratic attempts to lay a trap for the GOP nominee.
A network email reviewed by The Post lays out similar rules as those for Trump’s June 27 CNN debate against President Biden — including no audience, no pre-written notes or props and muted mics when a candidate is not speaking.
Trump and Harris will be standing on stage and will only be allowed to have a pen, a pad of paper and a bottle of water.