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A statement posted to the show's Twitter account said, "Both the Harris and Trump campaigns agreed to sit down" for interviews. However, Trump "after initially accepting 60 Minutes’ request...has decided not to participate." The show's election special aired only with an interview featuring Kamala Harris. Trump later accused the show of unfairly editing Harris's interview.
2.CNBC's Squawk Box.
3."Make America Healthy Again" Town Hall.
4.NBC News.
5. The NRA's "Defend the 2nd" event.
Due to scheduling conflicts, our previously scheduled Defend the 2nd event in Savannah, Georgia, on October 22 has been canceled. pic.twitter.com/7fgrp5PLUe
In a statement posted to its Twitter page, the NRA said it canceled an event the former president was reportedly attending "due to scheduling conflicts." However, it is "committed to ensuring Donald Trump wins in November."
6.The Shade Room.
In a statement to Politico's Playbook, Trump's national press secretary Karoline Leavitt denied reports that the former president is "exhausted."
"President Trump is running laps around Kamala Harris on the campaign trail," she said. “And has done media interviews every day this week. He has more energy and a harder work ethic than anyone in politics.” Leavitt asserted that Trump "has never backed down from any interview."
Meanwhile, Kamala Harris took a jab at the former president canceling appearances at a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
"Well, if you are exhausted on the campaign trail it raises real questions about whether you are fit for the toughest job in the world," she said as the crowd cheered.
What do you think? Is Trump canceling too many interviews this close to the election? Let us know in the comments!
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