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DONALD TRUMP AND Kamala Harris have faced off in what could be their only debate of the 2024 US presidential campaign.
It was a fiery confrontation with some colourful claims and live factchecking from the moderators as Trump and Harris set out their contrasting visions for presidency.
Follow along here for The Journal’s coverage of the debate with Political Correspondent Jane Matthews bringing you the key moments and the early reaction as it came in.
We’ll be assessing the impact of the debate after things wrap, and our columnist Larry Donnelly will be giving his take on what it means for the campaign going forward.
11 Sep 2024
1:12AM
Hello, Good morning/Happy witching hour.
It’s Jane Matthews here for the night to bring you the latest from the debate itself and all of the buzz, reaction and analysis surrounding it over the next few hours.
If, like me, you are staying up to watch live, RTÉ News and Channel 4 are both streaming the debate on television from 2am Irish time. Or if you are already cosied up in bed and would prefer to watch from the small, bright, addictive screen that you keep in your pocket, ABC News has a YouTube livestream here.
With Trump and Harris neck-and-neck in the polls, the stakes could not be higher going into this and tonight may well be a pivotal moment in the 2024 US Presidential election, and indeed in US and world history.
A flavour of what’s happening on the ground in Philadelphia while we wait for things to kick off…
Trump flew into the state of Pennsylvania just barely two hours before the debate is set to start, shortly before midnight Irish time. His rival Kamala Harris arrived yesterday.
Despite former President Trump having the advantage of seven presidential election debates under his belt, sources close to Harris are reporting that the vice president is feeling “cool, calm and collected”.
Over 1,000 reporters are in the vicinity of the National Constitution Center, where the debate is being hosted – a fitting location for this important moment in US democracy which commemorates the signing of the US Declaration of Independence some 250 ago.
Pennsylvania is of course also one of the key battleground states, with some analysts saying it could decide the entire election.
Donald Trump arriving at Philadelphia International Airport a couple of hours ago. Alamy
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Tonight’s debate is being moderated by ABC News’ David Muir and Linsey Davis, who will be tasked with introducing the two candidates, asking the questions and generally ensuring things run smoothly and stay civilised.
Both have previously moderated presidential primary debates and between them have interviewed Harris and Trump as well as president Biden and former vice president Mike Pence.
Davis (46), has worked at ABC News since 2007 and is the anchor of “ABC News Live Prime” and “World News Tonight” on Sundays.
Muir (50) has worked at the network since 2003. He is the anchor and managing editor of ABC News’ “World News Tonight”.
Rules of engagement: Tonight’s debate is 90 minutes long. There will be no opening statements and both Trump and Harris will be allotted two-minutes to answer moderator questions, two-minutes for rebuttals, and one extra minute for follow-ups, clarifications, or responses. Mics will be muted when a candidate is not speaking.
11 Sep 2024
2:01AM
Okay, here we go…
11 Sep 2024
2:16AM
“Nice to see you finally,” Trump says to Harris as they shake hands for the very first time (ever).
And we are straight into it – the first question is on the economy and is put to Harris first – are Americans better off now than they were four years ago?
Harris smoothly talks through her plans, which include a $50,000 tax break for new businesses, before targeting Trump’s policies.
It’s all started very civilised as Trump begins his turn – he pivots his answer to immigration and says “many of the people coming in are criminals”.
Harris rebuts him by talking about the impact Trump’s presidency had on the US economy.
A good line from her in the midst of it: “Donald Trump left us the worst attack on our democracy since the Civil War.”
She adds, in an effort to set the scene for the debate: “You’re going to hear from the same old tired playbook, a bunch of lies and name calling.”
She also references Project 2025 (a wishlist for a Trump presidency made by a think-thank with ties to the former-president), and dubs it dangerous.
Trump says he has nothing to do with Project 2025 and that he hasn’t read it and has no plans to.
A lot of head shaking from Harris, but so far both candidates are keeping their cool.
11 Sep 2024
2:23AM
The next question is on abortion – Trump is asked why women in American should trust him when it comes to reproductive rights?
Trump takes the opportunity to take a pop at Harris’s running mate Tim Walz, claiming that he said “abortion in the ninth month is absolutely fine” and that he is also in favour of “execution” after birth.
Even though the mics are turned off Harris can be heard disputing this.
Davis fact-checks Trump (the first of the night) before giving Harris her turn to speak – she clarifies that it is not legal in any state to kill a baby after it is born.
When it is her turn to speak she says she told viewers they would hear “a bunch of lies”.
11 Sep 2024
2:28AM
Trump is adamant and says that under Harris there would be abortion in the seventh, eighth and ninth month of pregnancy “and probably after birth”.
11 Sep 2024
2:37AM
Now onto border control.
Harris uses her two minutes here as a chance to invite people to go to a Trump rally and see how people leave them early because of “exhaustion and boredom”, she also notes how he has been referencing the fictional character Hannibal Lector.
“You deserve a president that will put you first and I pledge to you I will,” Harris says.
In response, Trump claims people don’t go to Harris’s rallies and that she has to “bus them in”.
Back on to immigration, Trump claims that illegal immigrants are “destroying the fabric of our country”.
He then claims immigrants are eating people’s pets.
Trump claims that in Springfield “they’re eating the dogs, they’re eating the cats. They’re eating the pets that live there”.
Muir interjects here and clarifies that Springfield’s city manager says there is no evidence of that.
Harris’s response (with a laugh): “Talk about extreme”.
Harris uses Trump’s claims about migrant crime as an opportunity to attack his own criminal history.
“I think this is so rich coming from someone who has been prosecuted for national security crimes, economic crimes, election interference,” she says.
Trump hits back by saying the cases against him were “fake” and that the justice system was weaponised by the Democrats.
He then goes on to refer to the assassination attack on him:
“I probably took a bullet in the head because of the things they say about me.”
11 Sep 2024
3:06AM
'These dictators are rooting for you to be president again'
Turning to Israel’s war in Gaza, Harris is asked about how she would work to achieve a ceasefire if president.
In response, she says Israel has a right to defend itself but too many Palestinians have been killed.
“We need a ceasefire deal and we need the hostages out. We will continue to work around the clock for that,” Harris says.
She adds that there must be a two-state solution where Palestinians can have the dignity they “rightly deserved”.
When Trump is asked how he would achieve a ceasefire, he responds by saying it “never would have happened” if he was president before beginning to talk about Russia and Ukraine.
He then goes back to the Middle-East and claims Harris hates Israel and hates the Arab population “in her own way”.
Harris hits back and says she has supported Israel her entire life and says Trump is attempting to divide and distract.
She then accuses Trump of wanting to be a dictator and says the other dictators of the world are rooting for him to win the election because he can be “manipulated with flattery and favours”.
“That’s why so many millitary leaders who you have worked with have told me you are a disgrace,” Harris adds.
11 Sep 2024
3:24AM
Okay, the ad break is over and at this point I would say Harris is winning.
She’s keeping her cool and allowing the moderators to pull Trump up on mistruths where needed. There has been a lot of clarifications by the moderators based on what Trump is saying tonight, in a way we haven’t really seen in some of the other debates Trump has participated in since 2016.
It’s clear Harris’s gameplan for this debate has been to not engage with some of the wackier things Trump says (at one point he claimed she wants to “do transgender operations on illegal aliens in prisons”) and instead call them out and deliver her own message that has been focused on the future and on being a president that “actually cares” about the American people.
She’s driving home a message that democracy is at stake and has been pretty polished in her delivery, often looking amused at what Trump says. Trump on the other hand, started off calm but as the debate has gone on he has gone off on tangents, veering away from the topics at hand.
At one point he claimed President Biden “hates” Harris.
He hates her, he can’t stand her,” he said.
11 Sep 2024
3:31AM
The Journal columnist Larry Donnelly is tweeting some analysis:
Trump is ranting and rambling. Keeps bringing it back to immigration no matter what. He mightn’t know it, but he’s having a bad night. #Debate2024
Worth noting that on Russia’s war in Ukraine, Trump was asked directly if he wants Ukraine to win the war.
His response was: “It’s the US best interest to get this war finished and just get it done, all right, negotiate a deal, because we have to stop all of these human lives from being destroyed.”
In her answer, Harris claimed that if Trump were president “Putin would be sitting in Kyiv right now”.
She added that he would have his eyes on the rest of Europe, “starting with Poland”.
11 Sep 2024
3:48AM
Closing statements now. Trump won a coin flip so he gets to close out the debate with his.
Harris begins hers by saying: “You’ve heard very different visions for our country, one focused on the future and one focused on the past.
“But we’re not going back.”
She talks about sustaining America’s standing in the world and ensuring it has the “most lethal fighting force in the world”. She talks about reproductive rights, her time as a prosecutor. She says she intends to be a president for all Americans and “build back up the country by investing in the American people”.
Trump opens his by asking why hasn’t Harris done “all the great things” she mentioned in the three years she has been in power as vice president.
He hits out at her for her stance on fracking in particular and asks again why she hasn’t done what she has set out to do tonight.
He claims the US is being “laughed at all over the world”.
“We’re not a leader…We have wars going on in the Middle East. We have wars going on with Russia and Ukraine. We’re going to end up in a third world war, and it will be a war like no other ,” Trump says.
He claims he rebuilt the US military while president and again hits out at immigrants coming into the country, claiming “many of them are criminals”.
11 Sep 2024
4:10AM
A memorable moment from earlier when Trump used one of Harris’s prior debate successes against her.
When he accused her of being in favour of defunding the police, Harris interjected to deny it.
Trump responds: “Wait a minute, I’m talking now if you don’t mind, please. Does that sound familiar?”
This came as a reference to Harris’s viral “I’m speaking” moment during her 2020 vice presidential debate with Mike Pence.
While Trump was trying to claim Harris supports defunding the police, she could be seen with her mic muted saying his statement was "not true."
I’m going to close down the liveblog now to finish a round up of what has been a fiery debate, but two things before I go:
1. Trump’s campaign has claimed a victory in the debate (before it was even over).
In a press release, Trump’s top advisers Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles argued that his performance was “masterful”.
“We saw President Trump lay out his bold vision of America and how he would continue to build upon the successes of his first term by supercharging the economy, securing the border, and stopping crime from ravaging communities across the country,” they said, claiming that Harris’s vision was a continuation of Joe Biden’s policies.
2. Taylor Swift has endorsed Kamala Harris after the debate
In an Instagram post published immediately after the debate, popstar Taylor Swift threw her weight behind Harris’s campaign.
“I’m voting for Kamala Harris because she fights for the rights and causes I believe need a warrior to champion them,” Swift wrote under a picture of herself holding a cat.
In a reference to JD Vance’s derogatory comments about childless women, Swift signed her message to her 283 million followers: “With love and hope, Taylor Swift Childless Cat Lady”.
Swift also addressed AI-generated images shared by Trump recently that falsly depicted Swift endorsing his campaign. She said it “conjured up” her fears around AI and misinformation and that it brought her to the conclusion that she had to be “very transparent” about her actual plans as a voter.
11 Sep 2024
4:47AM
Okay I lied, one final thing:
In a surprise move, Trump just showed up in what’s known as the “spin room” at the debate centre. Answering questions from reporters Trump claimed he won the debate and was very happy with how it went.
“I thought it was my best debate ever,” he said.
Harris’s team have come out and said they want another debate. Trump was asked about this while in the spin room and his response was that he “doesn’t know” if they will do another.
And with that I am away. We will have lots more coverage of the debate and it’s fallout on The Journal over the next few hours.
Thanks for joining us for the night, I hope you have time to catch up on some sleep. Goodnight!
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@Anne Collins: Hillary made mince meat of him before and how did that end. She won the popular vote but not the electoral. So what. I hate whinging over the popular vote, you know the rules, then make it work for you. Anyways, I’m no fan of Trump but as entertaining as these debates are, they won’t designate the president, not with Trump anyways, he already showed that in 2016. And I would say on 2020 too as I thought in 2020 he did better than Biden….
@IzwvqAph: Why would you intentionally misunderstand the first comment and reply to it if you don’t care? Next time you don’t care about something try not showing how much you care about it regardless of how trivial you find it.
@Diarmuid Hunt: Well I’m watching the Ireland match and I’m a bit bored so I’d thought I’d comment. I won’t be staying up to watch the debate. I’ll be staying up to talk to your aul one on the Ouija Board. She said keep working and pay your taxes.
@Diarmuid Hunt: The planchette says T R U P 2 4. She’s a gas woman. Match over. Enjoy your night of American politics. Stay angry. A big if iron is what you need. Bye Hun xox
@Diarmuid Hunt: his comment was even more boring than the match. Is there any escape from the boredom that is Irish soccer and commentators like him on the Journal
No props pr notes. Harris is in for a long night. Even for a kitten soft interview with CNN (who are basically her pr firm) she had Walz (the prop) sat beside here. She clearly used notes too. Wouldn’t at all be surprised if she used an ear piece too. This is her only real chance to tell the voter what she’ll do and she’s not able to do that
If you think that an experienced prosecutor cannot debate, then you’re WRONG. I’m retired from that job; VP Harris will eviscerate the moronic inarticulate Trump.
Watch & learn.
@Brian O’Brendan: oops! My bad! That should’ve been for Mick O’Keefe(looney toons on twitter; top of this comment thread). I’m actually grand for scrap thanks! Had my fill in secondary school.
@James T.Kirk: maybe so. But James there is a but! The “fact checking” was one sided, the voters still don’t know her, this was her chance to tell them what a vote for her will get them. She losing male voters more than she’s gaining female voters. Then the moderators played right into Trumps playbook.
Is she African American or Indian
Is she from the south,mid west or California
Is she for the border or not
Is she for fracking or not
Is she for raising taxes or not
Just some of the things she has flip flopped on the last few weeks???
Trump has the opportunity to question what she stands for and what her voters are getting. But he’ll just resort to name calling and baseless lies I imagine.
@Diarmuid Hunt: he has Project 2025…oh its not his… But he seems all for it. I think this is a fair shout by the op though, we know what Trump is about but not as much about Harris. She’s hoping to get that across to the republican fence, so yeah this is more about Harris getting her mesage out there.
@Mick Joe: I see you guys always trying that line out,it doesn’t have the effect that you think it does,only makes you look a f0Ol. You weirdos just just copy n paste from others with not an ounce of individual thought.
@Jack Hayes:
His own education was a disaster even though his father poured buckets of money into it.
He was just too dim to absorb any knowledge.,and it’s been said by people who tried to teach him that he was a lost cause.
@qffaffaf affrafrfraf: It would be great if our media can give honest reports on it to save us having to stay up. Unfortunately they probably have their reports written.
What’s your healthcare Plan Mr Trump… we’re working on it .if we come up with something.. we’ll do it.. i have concepts.. lol. And all the clamering from his fans about her addressing policy .. couldn’t make it up lol
@Brian: I was genuinely surprised Trump didn’t revert to his health plan coming in 2 weeks time. He started claiming that in autumn of 2018 and kept claiming it was always only 2 weeks away. How many two week periods have there been since autumn 2018?
what ever you say about Trump and his immigration policies, more illegals were removed from the US under the biden and Obama administrations than Trump ever did.
@Niall English: Indeed.. He just said the President doesn’t need any bills to close the border.. Said the President just needs to ring border control and order it.. he just challenged Harris to ring Joe and order it shut.. Why didn’t he do it if that is actually the case.. why the wall nonsense.. why didn’t he shut it himself..
@Garry Coll:
On each issue Harris is saying she’ll fix everything that she has let fall into garbage over the last three and a half years.
Nobody’s going to swallow that rubbish.
@Garry Coll:
It will be interesting to see who spoke most during this debate, President Trump, VP Harris or the moderators.
This seems more a debate between ABC and President Trump.
@Garry Coll:
Strong finish from both of them, President Trump got the edge in the closing exchanges because he finished the debate.
It will be interesting to see tomorrow who had the most soundbites and particularly what the bookies say following the debate.
@Garry Coll: forget the bookies keep an eye on DJT stock…its value is basically a proxy for Trump’s election chances..it jumped after he won the debate against Biden in June …let’s see what direction it goes in after this debate
I have the ‘flu and can’t sleep for long. Ended up watching the bleedin’ debate after all. I’d like to express my appreciation to Trump for the waves of nausea I experienced watching his performance. That distracted me from the sheer demoralising monotony of having ‘flu for a short while. The two debate moderators are wildly uneven in doing their job. Asking Harris about the statement Trump just made about her “hating” Isreal, instead of asking Harris what her position was is really shockingly bad moderation. You don’t let a candidate dictate the phrasing of your questions to either candidate. Also, if this comment doesn’t get the largest number of up votes in the Journal’s history then it’s FRAUD!!!
I just gave you 1 up vote……..Trump is Trump….he lives on scare mongering, belittling fraudulent statements……turn a new page…..it’s more a new book America needs
@Numinous20111: Stephen McGrath. Thanks for your upvote, but I just need 11,800 upvotes….which is one more than I already have….c’mon, give me a break here.
@Phillip Smyth: The Journal’s reply function keeps selecting the wrong commenter when I try to reply….what gives, The Journal? This is for offside again. I honestly thought by Trump’s own standards he didn’t make the monumental mis-step Harris hoped for and tried to provoke him into. Of course I don’t mean Trump looked in any way fit or able to be president during the debate. But this guy got the 2nd largest vote in 2020 after 4 years of near mayhem. That’s btw the largest vote for a sitting US president!!!!!!!!! It’s one thing to look unfit in a debate and another to look unfit for 4 years actually occupying the job. America looks like it’s in the final stage of decline. The fact it has the most advanced military in history and has consistent domestic corrosion of every standard….that’s truly terrifying.
Hardcore trump fans will vote for trump no matter what he’s says or does as he is their great white hope. People who don’t like trump will vote for whoever is the opposition no matter what they say because they don’t like the man. People with logic will listen to both sides and decide who they think is best going on policies and not emotion.
In heartened by the fact that Cats and Dogs are now united in their defense against a common enemy, the Venezuelan immigrant.
If Cats and Dogs can do this then there is hope for Israel Palestine / Russia Ukraine.
Catholics and Protestants in the north have no chance though.
The government is quietly scrapping local committees charged with holding gardaí accountable
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