Former President Trump made a sharp jab at Vice President Kamala Harris during Tuesday night’s debate, calling back to one of her most memorable lines from the 2020 vice presidential debate.

When Harris seemed poised to interrupt, Trump cut in, saying, “Wait a minute, I’m talking now.” His remark wasn’t just a demand for the floor but a deliberate echo of Harris’ own words from 2020, when she told then-Vice President Mike Pence, “I’m speaking,” after he had attempted to talk over her.

This throwback drew immediate reactions, with many conservatives seizing on the moment as a clever counter to Harris’ signature debate style.

Political commentator Dana Loesch was among those who weighed in, calling Trump’s quip “good” in a post on X, capturing the sentiment of many who saw the exchange as Trump flipping Harris’ own tactics back on her.

But this wasn’t just about a quip—it was a setup for a broader attack on Harris’ policies. Trump accused her of supporting extreme positions like defunding the police and raising money to bail out rioters in Minneapolis.

He even took the moment to claim Harris supported transgender operations for illegal immigrants in prison, a move intended to underscore his argument that she represents a radical agenda.

Trump’s directness and Harris’ rebuttals highlight the ongoing friction between their campaigns. While both have faced their share of criticism and support, the debates reflect deeper cultural divides.

Trump’s supporters see his dominance in these exchanges as a continuation of his no-nonsense approach, while Harris’ team is likely positioning her as someone standing firm in the face of such confrontations.

Polling shows the race remains tight. According to a recent New York Times/Siena poll, Trump leads Harris by a narrow margin of 48% to 47% among likely voters. It’s clear that every debate, every exchange, and every soundbite matters as both candidates fight to sway undecided voters in this high-stakes race.