GOP Senator Demands ABC News Disclose Pre-Debate Communications with Harris Campaign

Sen. Roger Marshall alleges bias in ABC's handling of the presidential debate and requests internal communications be made public.

Sen. Roger Marshall has requested ABC News to release any correspondence it had with Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign before the recent presidential debate.
Marshall's letter accuses ABC News of showing partiality by fact-checking former President Donald Trump multiple times while not fact-checking Harris.
The senator also highlighted donations from Dana Walden, co-chairwoman of ABC's parent company, to Harris's political campaigns as a potential conflict of interest.
Marshall has given ABC News until September 27 to respond to his request for transparency and accountability.
Despite the controversy, Trump has dismissed the idea of participating in another debate with Harris, claiming he already won the first one.