As he visits Shanksville on 9/11 anniversary, Trump maintains he won Philly debate with Harris

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Trump met with about 100 supporters and first responders in the fire hall, posing for selfies and signing hats, after he got a brief tour of the firehouse's homemade Flight 93 Memorial.
61% : The two presidential contenders had a "very polite" exchange, Trump told reporters.
53% : Following the previous night's debate, Harris and Trump appeared together earlier in the day at a 9/11 memorial ceremony in New York City alongside President Joe Biden and Trump's running mate, U.S. Sen. JD Vance.
52% : "When you win, you don't necessarily want to do it a second time," Trump said.
42% : while Trump milled around the room.
40% : Another presidential debate is scheduled for Sept. 25, to be hosted by NBC, but Trump said his team hasn't determined it he will do it.
39% : Trump said he's still deciding whether he'll participate in another one, hosted by either NBC or Fox News.
38% : "Trump was more disciplined on the solemn day than the previous evening, but that restraint was undercut by his decision to travel to the memorials with Laura Loomer, a right-wing influencer and former congressional candidate who has previously spread conspiracy theories about 9/11, including last year when she called the attack an "inside job.
29% : Outside the firehouse, Trump claimed he "won the debate according to every poll" despite widespread criticism of his performance.
23% : But Trump contended Harris' desire for a second debate was proof that he won the contest.
21% : The memorial visits came less than 24 hours after a debate where Trump spread debunked claims about Haitian migrants eating pets in Ohio and repeatedly strayed off message when baited by Harris, prompting concerns from some Pennsylvania Republicans.

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