The impact of Kamala Harris not doing interviews and presidential debate floated in Michigan
Harris still hasn't done an interview, Trump's debate drama, and more on the Pulse
Former President Donald Trump says he and Vice President Kamala Harris have four debates scheduled - though, the Democratic candidate hasn't confirmed if that's true. Plus, what is the impact of Harris not giving a long-form interview?
(FOX 2) - With her nomination locked up, Kamala Harris's attention to the presidential election is now fully devoted to a string of rallies in battleground states.
But with the Democratic National Convention less than a week away, Harris has yet to take questions from the press or do a long-form interview with a TV station or newspaper.
An Oakland University political science professor gives his take on the growing gap in Harris's time in front of the public and the media, as well as when people will start itching for more details into her policy proposals.
Donald Trump also posted online four dates to debate Harris in the run-up to the November election - however, Harris's campaign has yet to confirm if she'll participate in all of them. If she does, one would include a debate in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
How AI could blur facts this election season
Former President Donald Trump falsely claimed that the crowd at the Harris-Walz rally in Michigan was A.I. generated. Pictures and videos from the event helped to combat his claims. However, a cybersecurity expert says it is important to pay attention to the details when it comes to A.I. and the upcoming elections in November.
Harris also recently came to Romulus and drew a huge reception - but former President Donald Trump and some supporters accused the photos of being AI-altered to boost the appearance of the turnout.