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A report from the Media Research Center’s ( MRC ) NewsBusters found that an analysis of “ 100 campaign stories” aired on World News Tonight , hosted by David Muir , found “ 25 clearly positive statements” made about Vice President Kamala Harris from “reporters, anchors, voters or other non-partisan sources,” represented a 100 percent positive spin on the outlets reporting for Harris .
An analysis of ABC 's reporting on former President Donald Trump found that the outlet had a 93 percent negative spin on its reporting on the former President.
The MRC ’s report also noted that coverage from CBS Evening News and NBC Nightly News showed “highly positive coverage” for the vice president, while the former president received negative coverage.
This comes as Muir , along with Linsey Davis , an anchor on ABC News Live Prime will moderate the presidential debate on Tuesday .
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