Trump has acknowledged interrupting Biden excessively during the first 2020 debate, stating he knows he interrupted too much.

Haberman: Trump said he interrupted Biden too much in 2020 debate

Jun 20

New York Times political correspondent Maggie Haberman weighed in on the upcoming debate between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden. Haberman noted that Trump knew he interrupted Biden “too much” in the first 2020 debate.

Haberman spoke to CNN’s Anderson Cooper the night of Wednesday, June 19, about what preparation Trump is likely undergoing ahead of the upcoming debate.

The debate will take place in Atlanta on June 27, hosted by CNN. A new rule for this debate is that both candidates’ microphones will be muted until it is their turn to speak

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