The recent presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris has stirred significant controversy, particularly regarding the performance of ABC moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis. Critics, including Megyn Kelly, accused the moderators of bias, alleging they interrupted Trump with frequent fact-checks while allowing Harris to propagate falsehoods without challenge. Observers noted that Trump's demeanor during the debate appeared rattled, yet many believe that perceptions of his performance may shift as viewers reflect on the content and context of the debate. Additionally, there were allegations of improper conduct when moderators reportedly took a timeout to strategize with Harris, further fueling claims of a 'rigged debate.' Despite varying interpretations of the debate's outcome, it has ignited discussions about media credibility and the role of independent fact-checking. The aftermath suggests that both Trump and Harris may face consequences from their debate performances, as public opinion continues to evolve.