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Chaos prevailed in the debate
The committee that oversees US presidential debates says it will change the format of the debate to ensure that future debates between the two incumbent candidates, President Donald Trump and Joe Biden, play out acceptably.
Media sources said that one way to intervene could be to disconnect the microphone if the two candidates began to interrupt each other.
The announcement came after what happened on Tuesday, when the two candidates became angry.
The debate turned into insults and fights.
Trump’s team has criticized the committee for these proposals.
The phrases and tactics used in the debate have been criticized in the United States and around the world.
Trump was criticized for refusing to condemn white supremacists, although on Wednesday he tried to clarify his position.
What are the plans for the next discussions?
The Committee on Presidential Debates said in a statement that the debate showed that some measures need to be added to the way the upcoming debates are going to ensure that they go well.
He added: “The committee will consider new changes and procedures that will be announced later.”
Biden has been repeatedly boycotted by President Trump, prompting a series of chaotic clashes and interference from candidates.
Trump questioned Biden’s intelligence, described the latter Trump as a clown and asked him to “shut up.”
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CBS News quoted an informed source as saying that the committee will spend the next 48 hours developing new guidelines and rules for upcoming rounds of debates.
One of the most important potential measures is to control the microphones of the two candidates to prevent them from interrupting each other.
It will inform the teams of candidates of the new procedures in which there will be no room for negotiation, according to sources.
The Debate Organizing Committee is not affiliated with any party and has been in charge of organizing Presidential Debates since 1988.
What are the reactions?
Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh, who described the chaos in the recent debate as a “free exchange of views,” criticized the new measures.
“These actions came because their man was defeated in the debate and because President Trump did so well. They shouldn’t change the laws in the middle of the game,” he said.
Kate Bidingfield, Biden’s deputy campaign manager, said she would “participate under whatever law the commission proposes to control Trump’s behavior.”
“The president will have to choose: between answering questions from voters who did not respond in the campaign or repeating last night’s mess.”
The next debate will take place on October 15 in Miami / Florida.
What did Trump say about the “Brad Boys”?
The moderator asked Trump if he was willing to condemn white fans and ask them to back off during the protests.
When Trump was asked about the identity of the people he was asked to convict, he said: “Brow Boys.”
Then he added: “Braude Boys, step aside and stay close, but some side has to do something in the face of the” anti-fascists “and the left, because this is not a problem only of the right.”
Members of the “Broad Boys” described the phrase “stay close” as historic and indeed has a mandate.
Biden said Trump refused to avoid white supremacists.
A reporter asked Trump at a conference in front of the White House on Wednesday about the “Brad Boys” and said: “I don’t know who they are and what I can say is that they should step aside and let law enforcement do the trick. with his duty. “
He did not clarify his use of the phrase “stay close” in the debate, and when asked if he appreciated the support of white racists, he said he wanted law and order to prevail in the campaign atmosphere.
Joe Biden returned to the subject in a tweet that said: “There is no other way to describe what happened: The President of the United States refused to repudiate white supremacists on the stage of the debate last night.”
He attributed to the “Proud Boys” a phrase addressed to President Trump that said: “This makes us happy, we will remain on hold, sir.”
