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>> good evening. thank you for joining us from the national constitution center in philadelphia, where candidates kamala harris and donald trump just wrapped up what may be the only debate of this presidential race. the energy on stage tonight contentious, reflecting the all out battle for votes and election with only 55 days left in which either candidates to win or lose. presidential candidates kamala harris and donald trump meeting on the debate stage for the first time. >> kamala harris, so good to be with you. >> see you have fun. >> thank you. >> the vice president walking to the former president's podium to shake his hand in philadelphia. the two standing just six feet apart. from the start, the gloves were off. >> tonight you're going to hear from the same old, tired playbook. a bunch of lies, grievances and name calling. >> trump punching back. >> she's a marxist. everybody knows she's a marxist. her

father is a marxist professor in economics, and he taught her well. >> the stakes could not be higher for tonight's debate. the two candidates locked in a dead heat in polls. the economy and inflation on the top of american voters minds. trump laying the blame on the harris and biden administration. >> we have inflation, like very few people have ever seen befor, probably the worst in our nation's history. we were at 21%. >> harris responding. >> donald trump left us the worst unemployment since the great depression. donald trump left us the worst public health epidemic in a century. >> like the trump biden debate tonight, there was no studio audience and the microphones were turned off. and remember this she is biden. >> you know, she's trying to get away from biden. i don't know the gentleman. she says she is biden the worst inflation we've ever had. a horrible economy because inflation has made it so

bad and she can't get away with that. >> harris, responding clearly i am not joe biden and i am certainly not donald trump. >> and what i do offer is a new generation of leadership for our country. >> the debate turning personal. >> donald trump was fired by 81 million people. so let's be clear about that. and clearly he is having a very difficult time processing that. >> trump claiming biden was pushed off the democratic ticket. >> you talk about a threat to democracy. he got 14 million votes and they threw him out of office. and you know what? i'll give you a little secret. he hates her. he can't stand her. >> both candidates getting heated when discussing the issue of abortion, an area of vulnerability for the gop. >> her vice presidential pick says abortion in the ninth month is absolutely fine. he also says execution after birth, it's an execution no longer abortion because the baby is born is okay. and that's not okay with me. hence the vote.

>> abc news fact checking the former president. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it's born. harris after reminding americans of trump's role in selecting members of the supreme court who overturn roe v wade, went on the attack. >> i absolutely support reinstating the protections of roe v wade and as you rightly mentioned, nowhere in america is a woman carrying a pregnancy to term and asking for an abortion. that is not happening. it's insulting to the women of america. >> according to a pew research center study, a majority of americans believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases. president trump, hammering the biden administration on the border, an area of vulnerability for harris. >> there's never been anything done like this at all. they've destroyed the fabric of our country. millions of people let in and all over the world. crime is down all over the world except here. >> harris defending her record,

pointing to the bipartisan border bill that trump killed. >> that bill would have put more resources to allow us to prosecute transnational criminal organizations for trafficking in guns, drugs and human beings. but you know what happened to that bill? donald trump got on the phone, called up some folks in congress and said, kill the bill. and you know why? because he'd prefer to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem. >> at one point, trump repeating debunked claims about immigrants in springfield, ohio. >> in springfield, they're eating the dogs. the people that came in, they're eating the cats they're eating. they're eating the pets of the people that live there. >> i just want to clarify here. you bring up springfield, ohio, and abc news did reach out to the city manager there. he told us there have been no credible reports of specific claims of pets being harmed, injured or abused by individuals within the immigrant community. >> both candidates going after one another. harris needling

trump about his rallies. >> you will see during the course of his rallies, he talks about fictional characters like hannibal lecter. he will talk about windmills, cause cancer, and what you will also notice is that people start leaving his rallies early out of exhaustion and boredom. >> people don't go to her rallies. there's no reason to g. and the people that do go, she's bussing him in and paying them to be there. >> abc news anchor linsey davis challenging the vice president on her changing positions. >> vice president harris, in your last run for president, you said you wanted to ban fracking. now you don't. you wanted mandatory government buyback programs for assault weapons. now your campaign says you don't. you supported decriminalizing border crossings. now you're taking a harder line. i know you say that your values have not changed. so then why have so many of your policy positions changed so my values have not changed. >> and i'm going to discuss every one of the at least every point that you've made tonight was crucial for both candidates. >> but for harris, it was her biggest stage yet, as she

introduces herself to voters. with recent polls showing nearly a third of voters say they still don't know enough about her. while tonight was her first presidential debate, she did not hold back. >> when you then talk in this way in a presidential debate and deny what over and over again, our court cases, you have lost because you did in fact lose that election. it leads one to believe that perhaps we do not have in the candidate. to my right the temperament or or the ability to not be confused about fact. >> trump launching attacks on harris's record. >> she's worse than biden, in my opinion. i think he's the worst president in the history of our country. she goes down as the worst vice president in the history of our country. >> tonight was trump's seventh presidential debate. less than three months ago, he was on the debate stage facing off against a different candidate with the covid excuse me, with dealing with everything we have to do

with look, if we medicare. shortly after trump survived an assassination attempt, then biden dramatically ending his bid for a second term, passing the torch to his vice president. polling shows harris and trump locked in a tight race. a new york times cnn poll found trump leading harris by one percentage point. the former president's support holding steady despite a new york jury finding him guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in the stormy daniels hush money case. >> i think this is so rich coming from someone who has been prosecuted for national crimes, economic crimes, election interference has been found liable for sexual assault. and his next big court appearance is in november at his own criminal sentencing. >> trump responding i'm winning most of them, but those are

cases. >> it's called weaponization. never happened in this country. they weaponized the justice department. tonight's debate comes amidst prolonged conflict in the middle east. >> israel, a controversial topi. >> she hates israel. if she's president, i believe that israel will not exist within two years from now. and i've been pretty good at predictions, and i hope i'm wrong about that one. she hates israel. >> vice president harris, he says you hate israel. >> that's absolutely not true. i have my entire career and life supported israel and the israeli people. he knows that he's trying to again divide and distract from the reality, which is it is very well known that donald trump is weak and wrong on national security and foreign policy in that he admires dictators, wants to be a dictator on day one, according to himself. >> after the debate, taylor swift endorsing harris, writing in part on instagram, i'm voting

for kamala harris because she fights for the rights and causes i believe need a warrior to champion them. with the election less than two months away, the impact of tonight's debate can't be underestimated. >> what matters is what the voters think. but in the end, right now, he is tied with kamala harris. does this change anything you have to be very careful. and it's very important to see what the voters think. >> when we come back, our powerhouse roundtable drills down on the action of the evening and tells us what it all means as we move through this contentious and consequential contentious and consequential presidential election symptoms can sometimes hold you back. but now there's skyrizi, so you can be all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah, i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin yeah, that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ with skyrizi, you can show up with 90% clearer skin.

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>> and welcome back. we're joined by our abc powerhouse political team, former dnc chair donna brazile, former trump chief of staff reince priebus and former new jersey governor chris christie. chris, i'd like to start with you. you've debated trump six times. you've helped prep him for debates. how did he do tonight? and did kamala harris rattle him? >> look, he was wholly unprepared. how he couldn't have spent 75% of his time talking about the economy is beyond me, regardless of whatever questions he was getting asked. he chased every rabbit down every hole. byron. she was very well prepared and she laid traps for him. you know, she talked about his rallies and people leaving his rallies. any of us who know donald trump well know there's no way that he was going to avoid then disputing that. so he spends, you know, 90s on how he's got the biggest rallies in

the history of american politics. rather than talking about how the high cost of energy and the high cost of groceries are destroying american families. i mean, you know, he was awful tonight. she, on the other hand, was very well prepared. now, i still don't like the fact that she won't answer certain questions directly. and i think she'd actually get some credit with the american people if she did. but her main goal tonight was to prove that she belonged up on that stage, and i think she proved that she belonged up on that stage tonight. and that's going to make this race much more difficult for donald trump. >> donna, polls show a third of voters don't know much about kamala harris, do they know her now? >> i hope so, and i believe that she showed the american people what presidential leadership looked like. she gave not just her answers to the questions. she didn't ramble and take the bait like the former president did, but she laid out her vision. look, she knows that the

country wants to be united. she understands that people still would like to see prices go down. and she talked about it. she also defended america's role in the world compared to a former president who wants to, you know, hang around with dictators. i think this was a great night for the vice president. this is an opportunity for her to continue to tell the american people what she will do to lower prices because she has receipts, invest in america's future and keep america safe, strong and prosperous. she had the opportunity tonight to continue to outline that vision. but more importantly, she took advantage of the moment by making sure that the american people know that she wants to unite the country, that she wants to lead the she wants to be the leader of the free world and not go back to the policies and the chaos of the past. >> brian, americans know donald trump. do you think he won over any independent voters tonight, which will be the voters likely to decide who wins in november? >> well, i mean, donald trump's numbers are very resilient. you

know, i don't think the numbers move at all after tonight, at least as far as trump's numbers are concerned. it's a question as to whether or not kamala harris has been able to add any votes into her column. but the truth is, and chris is probably right about this, is that, you know, she didn't address the most important issue, which was the economy and the inflation. she had no answers on immigration. she didn't have an answer to the families that were lost in afghanistan. and i also thought that president trump's most important answer or accusation came at the very end when he said, listen, you're talking about all these plans that you have and you work in the white house every single day. why haven't you done it? and i know that that i think that was probably the most powerful moment of the night. so, look, i don't think much changes after tonight. i don't think she addressed the economic issues. so we'll see. my opinion is a little bit different than chris's and donna's, but it's really my view of how the fact that donald trump's polling just never moves at all. it just stays put, no matter what.

>> donna, the criticism of kamala harris has been that she's light on specifics. what issue do you think she did best on tonight, and what issue do you think she needs to improve upon moving forward? >> there's no question that as as vice president, she's been part of a team and part of an administration. they spent years cleaning up the mess that donald trump left behind. and now that she's swept most of those policies out the door, yes, it's important that she talks about lowering costs, making sure that housing is more affordable, helping small businesses, helping to ensure that our manufacturing sector is up to the task. for the 21st century. she's laying out those plans. i know some people don't want to go to kamala harris.com and read them for themselves, but i have had a great time reading it and i've also read project 2025. donald trump wants to distance himself from things that he has said in the past. and, you know, he still believes that deny, deny, deny is a strategy and a policy. it's not. the american people want relief. and kamala harris will show them the receipts. she will help american families. >> i love talking to you three,

but as always, time has become our enemy. so, chris, i'd like to end with you, if i may. experts have often said debates don't necessarily sway votes until the biden-trump debate is the point that you made earlier that that trump's numbers are baked in. kamala harris's numbers are baked in. so will this debate do you think make a difference? >> i think it could, byron. and i don't think her numbers are baked in. i do think donald trump's are. and to the extent that he could have helped himself tonight with independents and undecideds, he didn't he didn't do anything to try to reach out to them. and he, you know, spent a bunch of time tonight talking about how he still didn't lose the 2020 election. now, look, vice president harris, i think, would help herself, byron, if she would admit what the country knows, which is they were too late on the actions on the border and that that's hurt our country. she should admit that afghanistan withdrawal did not go well, and i think she would gain a lot of credibility with those moderate independent

voters, those, i think, were missed opportunities by her tonight. but in the end, i go back to what i was saying earlier, which is her job as the lesser known candidate on that stage. byron was to make people comfortable with the idea that she could be president of the united states. and i think both in terms of the way she carried herself and in the way that she baited a former president of the united states to chase every rabbit down every hole. she accomplished that tonight. >> chris christie, donna brazile, reince priebus, we are always grateful. thank you so always grateful. thank you so much. to help protect from hi, i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other month, just 6 times a year. in studies, apretude was proven superior to a daily prep pill in reducing the risk of hiv. you must be hiv negative, to receive apretude and get tested before each injection. if you think you were exposed to hiv or have flu-like symptoms, tell your doctor right away.