There is no assurance that former President Donald Trump will face President Joe Biden in a fourth debate, despite his announcement that he has accepted an offer from NBC/Telemundo. “I’ve agreed to take on Crooked Joe Biden in a fourth presidential debate, this time on NBC and Telemundo.
Trump commented on his Truth Social platform, which was also cross-posted to the X platform, saying, “As Republicans, it is crucial that we WIN with our Great Hispanic Community, whom Biden has devastated with Crippling Inflation, High Gas Prices, Crime in our Streets, and Border Chaos.”
However, the Biden campaign has only agreed to a pair of debates: June 27 on CNN and September 10 on ABC.
After Trump had already committed to taking part in a CNN debate, the Biden campaign on Wednesday turned down an invitation to a third debate, which was to be hosted by Fox News. Furthermore, Biden’s acceptance of the invitation to the NBC/Telemundo discussion is not anticipated. “In two one-on-one debates, President Biden laid out his conditions, and Donald Trump agreed to them. Not one more game. A Biden campaign spokesman declared last week that there would be “no more chaos, no more debate about debates.”
Before the two square off in a series of debates, Trump has insisted that Biden submit to a drug test; the president has not yet replied. He expressed his desire for the president to submit to a drug test prior to the debates during a speech at the Minnesota Republican Party’s Lincoln Reagan Dinner in St. Paul, Minnesota. “No, I’m not real.
In response to a question, Trump told Fox News Digital that he “will be there” and accept the invitation. “I’m looking forward to being in beautiful Atlanta,” the Republican continued. The plan departs from the long-standing custom of the commission hosting three fall debates, as first described by the Biden-Harris campaign in a letter to the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates on Wednesday morning. Trump said on Fox News after the announcement that he would accept the incumbent Democrat’s suggested schedule.