Trump-Harris debate live updates: Candidates go on attack in zinger-filled showdown

Harris raised that she has the endorsement of more than 200 Republicans, including former Vice President Dick Cheney and former Trump staffers.

"If you want to really know the inside track on who the former president is, if he didn't make it clear already, just ask people who have worked with him," she said, noting that his former national security adviser said he is "dangerous and unfit."

Trump responded that he "fired most of those people."

Fact Check: Needs context

It’s true that Harris once called to ban fracking altogether, but she has since said she changed her policy view. During a CNN town hall on climate change in 2019 when she was still a Senator, Harris said, "There's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking." Fracking is short for “hydraulic fracturing,” and it’s a technique used in the extraction of oil and natural gas from underground rock formations.

Harris also said she backed California's efforts to stop the practice in her home state when she was the state's attorney general. However, she eventually changed her view on fracking when she became Biden's running mate in 2020. During an October 2020 segment on ABC's The View, Harris said neither she nor Biden would ban fracking. Harris reiterated that she would not ban fracking during the ABC News Presidential Debate.

When asked if he regretted his actions on Jan. 6, 2021, Trump contended that he ordered the crowd to leave "peacefully and patriotically," and defended the protesters.

"This group of people treated so badly," he said.

When asked again if he regretted his actions, Trump answered, "I had nothing to do with that other than they asked me to make a speech. I showed up for a speech."

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Trump dodges question about Jan. 6, claims he had nothing to do with it

When asked if he regretted his actions on Jan. 6, Trump contended that he ordered the crowd to leave "peacefully and patriotically," and defended the protesters.

While Trump was trying to claim Harris supports defunding the police, she could be seen saying his statement was "not true" despite her microphone being muted.

But Trump clearly heard her.

"I'm talking now. If you don't mind. Please. Does that sound familiar?" he said.

The comment was a call back to Harris' viral chiding of Mike Pence during their vice presidential debate in 2020 for his interruptions while she was answering a question.

"Mr. Vice President, I’m speaking,” she pushed back at the time.