Trump's focus on winning the election prevents him from pursuing legal action against Muir, despite suggesting he has the right to do so.

In a series of posts on his Truth Social account, Trump criticized reports suggesting he was considering a lawsuit against Muir, labeling them as “fake news.” He asserted that while he believes he has the right to sue due to what he perceives as unfair treatment during the debate, he is too preoccupied with his campaign efforts to take legal action. This stance reflects a broader strategy as Trump navigates the political landscape leading up to the election, emphasizing his commitment to winning over engaging in potential legal disputes.

Trump’s Reaction to Debate Moderation

Trump’s frustration seems to stem from Muir’s fact-checking during the debate, which contradicted some of his statements. Reports indicate that Trump felt he was treated unfairly and was particularly irked by comments from other media figures regarding the debate outcome.

Focus on Election Campaign

Despite his grievances, Trump maintains that his primary focus is on the election, asserting that he is “too busy winning” to engage in lawsuits. This approach suggests a strategic decision to prioritize campaign activities over legal confrontations, particularly as he faces off against Harris and other opponents in upcoming debates.