The upcoming presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump on September 10, hosted by ABC News, has sparked concerns over potential conflicts of interest. Dana Walden, a high-ranking Disney executive and longtime friend of Harris, has donated significantly to her political campaigns, raising questions about the fairness of the debate. Although ABC News asserts that all editorial decisions remain separate from corporate influences and that journalistic integrity is upheld, Trump has expressed skepticism and is suing the network for defamation. The debate will be moderated by ABC anchors David Muir and Linsey Davis, but Trump has voiced concerns about participating due to perceived biases. The relationship between Harris and Walden, who have known each other for nearly three decades, adds another layer of scrutiny to the event. Both candidates have acknowledged the significance of the debate, but the backdrop of these connections may overshadow the discourse.