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Donald Trump has hinted at which journalists he might like to see as moderators for the upcoming presidential debates

"Donald Trump is going to participate in all three debates," Giuliani told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day." "He told me two weeks ago, he wants me and Paul Manafort to negotiate the terms of the debates."

In short, the negotiating environment is dramatically different. In the primary season, Trump enjoyed the leverage that comes with sitting across the table from for-profit media companies that stood to lose ad dollars. Now, however, there are no ads to be sold or not sold, and the party across the

Donald Trump said Tuesday that he will commit to three debates this fall with Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, but may try to re-negotiate the terms that have been agreed upon by a bipartisan commission.

Incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley announced Friday he has accepted invitations to participate in two face-to-face debates with challenger Patty Judge, a Democrat who in June had challenged him to four debates.

Late last year, the largest third parties teamed up to argue that the Commission on Presidential Debates protected a de facto monopoly. Bruce Fein, the lawyer who drafted the lawsuit, hoped that a judge would see the private CPD as a gatekeeper for millions of dollars in free publicity, and its 15

Universidades anfitrionas de los debates presidenciales encuentran más beneficios no solo para los estudiantes sino también para el prestigio de la casa de estudios.

Belmont University announced Wednesday in an email to students and staff that they were named first alternative host for one of four presidential or vice presidential debates this fall.

So far this cycle, many commentators have pondered aloud whether Gary Johnson will be invited to the debates. Johnson has come extremely close to the 15% threshold designated by the Commission on Presidential Debates as the qualifying point for candidates to be included in the debates.

Donald Trump is publicly challenging the Commission on Presidential Debates, saying they have picked the wrong dates for two of this fall's face-offs, since NFL games fall on the same nights.

Presidential debates have competed with prime-time NFL games three times since 1992, always against "Monday Night Football." Among 17 total debates, these three rank third, sixth and eighth in viewership — all in the top half.

National exposure and interactions between students and political campaigns made it attractive for Hofstra University, host of this year's first presidential debate