ABC whistleblower’s affidavit that claims bias moderating has been released with names redacted.
After what some pundits and political experts described as a rocky performance by Donald Trump during his debate with Kamala Harris, some of his supporters are accusing ABC News of bias, even suggesting that Harris was given the debate questions in advance.
Tuesday night’s debate, moderated by ABC News’ David Muir and Linsey Davis, has been criticized by Trump and his allies, who say the two moderators unfairly targeted the former president while favoring Harris.
A whistleblower, who is not a supporter of President Trump, has made explosive claims, including:
- Kamala Harris received similar questions in advance of the debate.
2.. The Harris administration allegedly prevented ABC from questioning Joe Biden’s health.
- They reportedly blocked inquiries into allegations against Kamala Harris’s brother-in-law, accused of embezzling billions in taxpayer money.
- ABC employees are said to be fearful of potential retribution from Trump.
- The whistleblower claims to have secret recordings proving the Harris administration pressured moderators to fact-check Trump.
- ABC was allegedly instructed on which questions to avoid during the debate with Kamala Harris.
During a Thursday rally in North Carolina, Harris said she believes she and the former president “owe it to voters” to debate again.
Tuesday’s event was the first time that Trump and Harris had met, and the vice president largely controlled the tenor, goading Trump into agitated responses that contained exaggerations and mistruths.
It came two months after Trump’s debate against Biden, whose unsteady performance and meandering answers led him to end his reelection bid and endorse Harris as his replacement on the ticket.