He says everybody's cheating but him and he's going to lose!

Donald Trump sparked a wild theory about his upcoming debate with Kamala
Harris by claiming that ABC News will help the vice president cheat.

The former president was speaking during a town hall on Fox News
Wednesday, when he predicted that the Disney-owned television network
would provide Harris with questions for the debate ahead of their
showdown.

'They're going to get the questions, I've already heard they're going to
get the questions in advance,' Trump told Fox host Sean Hannity in
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. 'I'm not sure it's gonna help her that much.'

The Harris campaign refused to provide a full comment when reached by
DailyMail.com. A representative only suggested it should be reported that
Trump's remarks aren't true.

Trump and Harris are set for their first debate in Philadelphia on
Tuesday, September 10 with ABC moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis.

Trump said he only agreed to the debate at the 'unfair' network because
the vice president wouldn't agree to any others.
Donald Trump tore into ABC News as he alleged the network will help
Kamala Harris 'cheat' in their debate next week by providing the
questions and prompts ahead of time

Donald Trump tore into ABC News as he alleged the network will help
Kamala Harris 'cheat' in their debate next week by providing the
questions and prompts ahead of time
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Fox News proposed a debate on Wednesday evening in Harrisburg. While
Trump's team accepted, Harris declined the invite.

'They're very nasty, and I think a lot of people are going to be watching
to see how nasty they are, how unfair they are,' Trump said of ABC News.
'I agreed to do it because they wouldn't do any other networks.'
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'The other thing is, her best friend is the head of the network,' Trump
said, referencing Harris' close friendship with Disney executive Dana
Walden. 'Her husband's best friend is married to the head of the
network.'

Trump also said that ABC News intentionally provides poll results that
show him at a severe disadvantage because they think it will sway voters
not to cast their ballots if they think their preferred candidate is too
far behind to win.

'ABC is the worst network in terms of fairness,' Trump lamented of the
first debate hosting network. 'They had a poll where I was 17 points down
a couple of days prior to the election � I was 17 points down in
Wisconsin. And they do that so people don't vote because people say, you
know, 'hey, I love Trump, but he's 17 points down. I'm not going to go
out and vote.'

'They are the most dishonest network � the meanest, the nastiest, but
that was what I was presented with,' he continued. 'I was presented with
ABC.'

Trump said there is a 'clause in the contract' that says ABC News cannot
provide the questions or debate prompts to either candidate before the
event next week.

While the former president still thinks Harris will cheat to get her
hands on the questions, he isn't convinced it will give her an advantage.
Vice President Kamala Harris has a close relationship with Disney
executive Dana Walden � but ABC News assures she will not be involved in
the planning or carrying out of the debate in Philadelphia next week

Vice President Kamala Harris has a close relationship with Disney
executive Dana Walden � but ABC News assures she will not be involved in
the planning or carrying out of the debate in Philadelphia next week
Dana Walden (right) has been close with Harris since 1994 and her husband
Matt Walden (left) has known Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff since the
1980s. The couple are credited with their marriage after they introduced
Harris and Emhoff via a blind date

Dana Walden (right) has been close with Harris since 1994 and her husband
Matt Walden (left) has known Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff since the
1980s. The couple are credited with their marriage after they introduced
Harris and Emhoff via a blind date

'So I think you might give her the questions and give her the answers
with the questions,' Trump said. 'I'm not sure it's going to help her.'

The Mail reached out to ABC but the network did not return messages
seeking comment on Trump's allegations.

ABC this week finalized the campaigns' back and forth over rules and
logistics of the debate.
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Trump says that besides just nixing microphone muting, Harris also wanted
to sit down at desks and be allowed to bring pre-written notes to their
faceoff.

But Harris did not get any of her demands met.

Microphones will be muted when candidates are not speaking, they will be
standing behind podiums and no prepared notes or props are permitted on
stage. They will be given a piece of paper, pen and a bottle of water.

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Trump is a fool. He will end up in prison.

A teenager accused of fatally shooting a 17-year-old and wounding a 19-year-old, and then days later leading police on a chase, has been charged.

The 17-year-old Minneapolis boy is charged as a juvenile with second-degree murder, attempted second-degree murder, two counts of felony possession of a firearm and fleeing a peace officer in a motor vehicle.

The Hennepin County Attorney's Office seeks to try the boy as an adult, a news release says.

According to the juvenile petitions, Minneapolis police responded to a report of gunshots at a gas station near Fremont Avenue North and Dowling Avenue North. Police arrived to find Andre Conley, 17, shot three times and a 19-year-old man shot in the torso. Conley died at the hospital.

Conley, a senior at Patrick Henry High School, served as an outreach leader for Republican candidate Lacy Johnson's campaign. Johnson is challenging Democratic U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar. The injured man also worked with the campaign, but neither of them was campaigning at the time of the shooting.

At the scene of the gas station shooting, police recovered 11 discharged cartridge casings that were fired from different weapons, the petition states.

A few days later, on Sept. 17, police were conducting electronic surveillance and following the 17-year-old suspect, who was driving a Chevy Impala near the area of 7th Street and Lyndale Avenue North, charges state.

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Police attempted to stop the teenager, but he fled by driving through the North Loop in downtown Minneapolis. the petitions says. He continued onto Interstate 394 West, driving through barricades for the carpool/MnPASS lane heading into oncoming traffic, then took northbound U.S. Highway 169, exiting at Medicine Lake Road.

Golden Valley police assisted in the chase, which ended when a Golden Valley police car hit the suspect's vehicle in the city of Plymouth, the petition says. By the time the chase ended, the Imapala had suffered body damage and the engine appeared to be smoking.

The suspect, who was trying to crawl out the driver's side window and then hooked his legs around the steering wheel while officers tried to arrest him, was eventually pulled from the car and detained, charges say. In the car, police found a .22 revolver.

Meanwhile, during the chase, the suspect threw a phone and gun out the window. Police recovered both, and ballistics testing showed the gun was used in the Sept. 14 shooting, the petition notes.

During an interview with police, the teenager admitted to being involved in the shooting, charges say.

The teenager made his first court appearance on Monday and is being detained at the Hennepin County Juvenile Detention Center.

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