Harris campaign hits Trump for one month without 'mainstream' interview

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Trump initially agreed to sit for an interview on CBS News's "60 Minutes," as presidential candidates traditionally do.
55% : Trump also spoke with NewsNation journalist Ali Bradley about immigration and other news of the day in early October.
53% : Trump is scheduled to sit down this week with Bloomberg editor-in-chief John Micklethwait at the Economic Club of Chicago, and he will participate in a Univision town hall on Wednesday.
48% : Trump spoke on Sept. 14 with a local ABC affiliate in Nevada.
47% : "As of today, it has been **one month** since Trump's been interviewed by a mainstream media outlet, as he has backed out of 60 Minutes and refuses to debate again," Harris campaign spokesperson Ian Sams posted on X. "Meanwhile Harris is willing to even go on Fox.
43% : But Trump has largely avoided other news organizations, which the Harris campaign sought to spotlight on Monday.
37% : While Trump has mostly kept to conservative media in recent weeks, Harris has gone on something of an interview spree as she seeks to appeal to more voters in a neck-and-neck campaign.
32% : Polls released in recent days showed Trump closing the gap on Harris nationally, and the two candidates remain locked in a razor-close race in the seven battleground states likely to decide the election.
25% : Over the past month, Trump called into Hugh Hewitt's radio show and spoke with Ben Shapiro, conservative Washington Post columnist Marc Thiessen and Breitbart News.
23% : After weeks of Republican criticism about Vice President Harris's media availability, the tables have turned as the Harris campaign accuses Trump of avoiding "mainstream" media interviews over the past month.
10% : Harris and her team have blasted Trump for backing out "60 Minutes," they have repeatedly pressured the former president to take part in another debate, and over the weekend the vice president released her medical records and questioned why Trump would not do the same.

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