Top five clashes of the Harris-Trump presidential debate: 'I'm talking now'

The presidential debate on Tuesday between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump saw a number of testy moments between the two candidates.

The debate, which was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was the first and possibly only debate between Harris and Trump. The Harris campaign quickly said "Harris is ready for a second debate," but Trump said on Wednesday morning during a "Fox and Friends" interview that he "won the debate" and is "less inclined to" do another debate with Harris.

Here are some of the top clashes of the night:

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Abortion fight

One of the early clashes between the two was over abortion. Harris accused Trump of opening the door to "Trump abortion bans" due to his nomination of justices who eventually overturned Roe v Wade.

"If Donald Trump were to be re-elected, he will sign a national abortion ban," she said.

Trump responded by calling that a "lie." The two would eventually challenge each other on the topic, with Trump asking if Harris would support late-term abortions, and Harris challenging Trump to say if he would veto a federal abortion ban.

"Will she allow abortion in the eighth month? Ninth month? Seventh month?" Trump asked.

"Come on," Harris said.

"OK, would you do that?" he responded.

"Why don’t you ask her that question?" Trump appealed to the moderators.

"Why don’t you answer the question, would you veto?" Harris asked Trump.

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Are Trump's rallies boring?

Harris upset former President Trump when she accused him of holding boring rallies and accused him of talking about "windmills causing cancer."

"What you will also notice is that people start