Trump Plans Saturday Rally as He Rejects Virtual Debate

The transcript discusses Trump's campaign strategy as he trails in the polls, focusing on his refusal to participate in virtual debates and his attempts to change the election narrative. It highlights the timeline leading up to the election, the impact of early voting, and Trump's last-minute strategies, including releasing Russia documents and criticizing his cabinet. The transcript also covers Trump's controversial comments on COVID-19 and his stance on stimulus talks, which may affect his campaign.

What is one of the main reasons Trump is considered to be at risk by not participating in the virtual debate?

• He is behind in the polls.

• He has no interest in debates.

• He has already won the election.

• He is leading in the polls.

What is the significance of the third debate scheduled for October 29th?

• It is the first debate of the election.

• It is a debate focused on foreign policy.

• It is the final debate before the election.

• It is a debate only for vice-presidential candidates.

What strategy is Trump using to try to change the course of the election?

• Focusing solely on foreign policy.

• Increasing his social media presence.

• Releasing Russia documents and criticizing his cabinet.

• Avoiding all public appearances.

How does early voting in the current election compare to previous elections?

• Early voting has been canceled.

• There is significantly more early voting now.

• Early voting is about the same.

• There is less early voting now.

Why is Trump's handling of the coronavirus situation considered controversial?

• He has increased funding for healthcare.

• He has refused to comment on the virus.

• He claims the virus is not serious despite high death rates.

• He has implemented strict lockdowns.