PeopleKamala Harris Extends Her Hand to Donald Trump in Viral Moment from Their First-Ever Meeting at Presidential Debate
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80% : ""Nice to see you," Trump replied, shaking her hand and adding, "Have fun.78% : Harris, 59, and Trump, 78, entered the stage at the same time, with Harris crossing over the median between the two lecterns and extending her hand first.
72% : "Trump skipped President Joe Biden and Harris' inauguration in 2021, which would have been the natural time for the two to meet.
20% : Harris and Trump then engaged in a 90-minute debate moderated by ABC News' David Muir and Linsey Davis.
15% : Harris and Trump did not shake hands at the end of the debate, instead walking off stage as the lights dimmed.
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