Senator Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) is calling for ABC News to disclose all communications with Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign regarding the recent presidential debate, alleging a biased agenda favoring Harris over former President Donald Trump. Marshall's concerns stem from claims by a whistleblower suggesting that ABC provided Harris with debate questions in advance, leading to accusations of collusion. The senator criticized the debate moderators for what he termed a 'three-on-one' format, questioning the impartiality of the media and the integrity of the debate process. He emphasized the need for transparency to address public distrust in mainstream media and to clarify any potential influence from the Harris campaign. As of now, ABC News has not commented on these allegations, which have drawn support from some Republican senators, including JD Vance, who labeled the situation a potential national scandal. The controversy continues to unfold as the political landscape heats up ahead of the upcoming vice presidential debate.