The second 2024 US presidential debate took place Tuesday night in Philadelphia. Many of the debate rules — microphones only switched on for the speaker, no studio audience — were the same, but there were two key differences this time around.
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Vice President Kamala Harris was on stage and ABC hosts David Muir and Linsey Davis factchecked claims made during the debate. Michael Kalenderian takes a look at what happened in the 90-minute debate, which may be the last one between the two candidates before election day on 5 November.

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