President Trump has claimed the 1st Presidential Debate for 2020 Election will be Unfair

President Trump has claimed the 1st Presidential Debate for 2020 Election will be Unfair
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US President Donald Trump has claimed the first presidential debate will be unfair. Point to be noted that it will take place during the next week. President Trump said in a radio interview that veteran moderator Chris Wallace was controlled by the radical left and would not ask Joe Biden tough questions. He informed Brian Kilmeade on Fox News Radio and said, “Chris is good, but I would be willing to bet that he won’t ask Biden tough questions. He will ask tough questions of me and it will be unfair, I have no doubt about it. He will be controlled by the radical left”.

President Trump has claimed the 1st Presidential Debate for 2020 Election will be Unfair

President Trump also insisted that he had a lot of respect for Wallace and a good relationship with his father, Mike Wallace. It is noteworthy that Kilmeade was quick to push back against Trump’s allegations regarding his Fox News colleague.  Kilmeade said, “Mr. President, I will tell you for sure, he is not controlled by anyone. We’ll see”. President Trump responded and said, “Then he’s got to ask tough questions of Biden”. Both candidates will be asked questions on their records, the coronavirus, the Supreme Court, the economy, race and violence in US cities, and election integrity.

Wallace will moderate the first presidential debate in Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday. President Donald Trump appeared to try and lower expectations of his performance. He also insisted that Joe Biden had a significant advantage. President Trump said, “No, I think I am the one without experience. I have just been doing this for a few years. He has been doing this for 47 years plus”. He also added, “I mean, he has a tremendous advantageous really, if you think about it, but I have a much better record than he does”. It is important that experts have claimed that Americans will see a close fight in the US Presidential Election 2020.