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Harris Campaign SMACKS Trump! He's ‘TOO SCARED’ To Debate ... He ‘NEEDS TO MAN UP’ | Roland Martin
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8:57Now PlayingVice President Kamala Harris’s campaign criticized former President Trump for being too scared to debate her after he questioned the necessity of participating in debates.
In an interview with Fox Business Network host Maria Bartiromo, Trump said he wants to debate his likely Democratic opponent but questioned, "Why should I do a debate? I’m leading in the polls. And, everybody knows her, everybody knows me."
In response, Harris for President co-chair Cedric Richmond challenged Trump, saying he “needs to man up.”
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