I watched the complete Trump press conference and I watched the complete Harris press conference (or whatever that was at the base of the aircraft steps). I prefer to get my news from the source and make my own decisions instead of listening to a biased summary.
Trump - just over 1 hr
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McXjpQFFN90
Harris - less than 2 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sa6V3itZfQ0
Trump gave a 10 minute statement followed by 40+ questions over nearly 50 minutes. He was asked questions and provided answers ranging from the Middle East, Ukraine, abortion, Willie Brown, Elon Musk, prosecuting Hillary, tax policy, immigration, the economic outlook, Federal oil reserve, gun control, the Biden to Harris transition, Harris' race and gender, the assassination attempt, Jan 6th, debates, his process for Presidential pardons and press access. His narcissism is difficult to wade through but there was plenty of meat to go with the potatoes in what he said. He clearly understood his topics and didn't take the bait on several loaded questions.
Trump has agreed to three debates, first on Fox Sept 4th then ABC on the 10th and NBC 0n the 25th. Harris has only agreed to debate on the 10th. Voting begins on Sept 7th, three days after voting has begun. CBS will carry a VP candidate debate.
Harris spoke with the press for just over 1 minute. Three debate questions, an interview schedule question and a VP pick question. Soft questions and evasive answers.
Harris will only have additional debates after the one scheduled for the 10th, may have an interview sometime around months end.
Clearly the Democrats are wanting three days of mail in ballots prior to any debate. Since Trump initially backed out of the ABC on the 10th (he was to be debating Joe not Kamala), the Dems and the media have been playing a "Trump won't debate Kamala" narrative, now with Trump proposing three debates the ball in in Kamala's mouth.