Deadline for second Trump-Harris debate expires

• CNN set 12pm ET on Thursday as the deadline for candidates to agree to terms, which Trump's campaign failed to do.
• Harris accepted CNN's debate invitation last month.

Catch up quick: The Harris campaign challenged Trump to a second debate hours after the first one ended. During a post-debate interview on Fox News, Trump said he'd "have to think about it."

• CNN had proposed an Oct. 23 debate for the candidates. Fox News proposed a debate for either Oct. 24 or 27 on Wednesday.
• Trump declined invitations from both networks. Specifically saying that the CNN debate was "too late" into the election.

What they're saying: The GOP nominee posted on Truth Social Wednesday that there will not be another debate because he won the previous ones.

• "THERE WILL BE NO REMATCH!" he wrote. "BESIDES, KAMALA STATED CLEARLY, YESTERDAY, THAT SHE WOULD NOT DO ANYTHING DIFFERENT THAN JOE BIDEN, SO THERE IS NOTHING TO DEBATE."

What to watch: CNN has invited both candidates to participate in separate town hall events with undecided Pennsylvania voters on Oct. 23.

• The Harris campaign accepted the invitation in a statement Thursday, while slamming Trump for refusing another debate.
• "Donald Trump's refusal to join Vice President Harris on the debate state again is a disservice to the American people. They deserve to see the candidates side-by-side one more time before casting their ballots for one last look at their vastly different visions for America," Harris-Walz campaign chair Jen O'Malley Dillon wrote.
• The Trump campaign has not yet responded to CNN's invitation.

Editor's note: This story has been updated to include Harris accepting CNN's town hall invitation.