Former President Donald Trump recently referred to Vice President Kamala Harris as "half a person" while discussing his experience during the September 10, 2024, presidential debate.
Speaking with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, Trump recalled the debate, which he felt was unfairly moderated. He described the moderators as biased and stated the debate felt like "two and a half against one," with Harris constituting the "half."
Trump also indicated he would be interested in moderating a future presidential debate, saying, "I'd love to do it." Hewitt echoed this sentiment on social media, suggesting Trump's involvement would significantly boost viewership for any GOP primary debates.
This commentary comes amid ongoing speculation about Harris's potential candidacy for the 2028 presidential election. In a February conversation, Harris stated she was keeping her options open regarding a second White House bid, saying, "I haven't decided. I might."
Following the September 2024 debate with Harris, Trump had previously stated he did not feel the need for a rematch, asserting he had won the debate. He compared his stance to that of a fighter who has won and thus doesn't necessarily seek another bout.