Megyn Kelly Reveals How She Would Have Controlled Trump's Interruptions During Debate

The next Presidential Debate will have brand new rules attached to it, including one which will have muted microphones.

discussing some of the disturbing potential ramifications of Donald Trump’s plan to withdraw the United States from the World Health Organization.

President Donald Trump criticized the moderator for the upcoming presidential debate, NBC News correspondent Kristen Welker, on Saturday over Twitter. Less than a week before the debate, scheduled for Oct.

We’ve been thinking “Donald Trump couldn’t possibly sink any lower” to ourselves about once a week for the past four years now, and yet he constantly manages to exceed our worst expectations. Seriously, even in a week in which he promoted the idea of arresting his political enemies the way authoritarian dictators do, this is still one of the worst takes we’ve seen.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is the latest public figure to pile on President Trump for a foiled plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

A new poll of likely voters in key swing states found that they overwhelmingly support LGBTQ equality, including those supporting President Donald Trump.

Joe Biden is resuming his presidential campaign after his opponent, Donald Trump, had to pause his campaign after testing positive for coronavirus.

President Donald Trump opposes changing the rules for the remaining two presidential debates against Democrat Joe Biden, but his campaign says he will attend regardless. Tuesday's opening debate in Cleveland quickly turned chaotic, with frequent interruptions by the candidates — particularly Trump.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe Trump campaign accused the non-partisan Commission on Presidential Debates of political bias on Thursday, and said no rule changes should be implemented for the remaining events.The commission said on Wednesday that it will provide moderators with “additional tools” and “structure” to keep the conversation on track, after President Donald Trump’s chaotic performance on Tuesday night.In a conference call with reporters, Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien

Ted Johnson Chris Wallace, who moderated the chaotic first presidential debate, appeared on Fox News’ Bill Hemmer Reports on Thursday to give his take on what happened with the event.One thing is clear: The Fox News Sunday anchor blames Trump for the way things went, even as the president’s campaign has tried to accuse Joe Biden for over-interruptions.Wallace acknowledged that the debate was “awful,” and quipped that he was working through “PTSD” in the aftermath.But he said that one of the

Chris Rock had quite the presidential debate watch party.

the political topic of the moment: Tuesday’s presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Tuesday’s U.S. presidential debate was even worse than some of the worst movies ever made, according to the people who made them.

Sacha Baron Cohen took advantage of the attention the first presidential debate of 2020 attracted to lambaste Donald Trump with a promotion for his new film. The outlandish stunt comedian is forging ahead with a sequel to his 2006 comedy, “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.” The film saw him star as a fictional journalist from Kazakhstan coming to the United States to see what the country is like.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden went at it Tuesday night in their first U.S. presidential debate, and TV’s late-night hosts were there to break it all down after it was over.

The first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden descended into chaos within moments, with both candidates yelling over each other, and at times, moderator Chris Wallace. After the umpteenth instance of Trump interrupting him, Biden finally snapped. “Would you shut up, man?” Biden said, exhaustedly, as he tried to get his point across while talking about Amy Coney Barrett‘s nomination to the Supreme Court.

Joe Biden fired back at Donald Trump just minutes into the first Presidential debate on Tuesday night (September 29).