In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s “disaster” of a debate with Kamala Harris Tuesday night, his campaign and supporters offered up an assortment of aggrieved talking points. ABC moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis had ganged up on him—and gone easy on Harris.

Who and what? The suspicious tech Ms. Harris is accused of wearing are the Nova H1 Audio Earrings. At first glance, the earrings look like any pair of gold

The claim circulated among right-wing social media following the debate, with users suggesting Harris was fed information and advice during her debate with Trump.

BUSTED! SHE'S WEARING EARPHONE EARRINGS NOVA H1 Audio Earrings – the first and only wireless earphones embedded in a pair of pearl earrings on a gold- or silver-plated clip. LOOK AT HER EARRINGS! Busted! pic.twitter.com/gJYwbXQWmU The claims are false: Harris was wearing a pair of Tiffany & Co. pearl earrings.

There is no credible evidence that Harris' earrings contained audio transmitters. Photos show her earrings do not match the claimed wireless model.

Some right-wing social media accounts suggested or accused Harris of cheating in various ways following her debate with former President Donald Trump, without evidence.

After Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump met on Sept. 10 for their first and likely only presidential debate, images of Harris have been shared on social media alongside a false narrative that an earphone was embedded in her earrings.

Donald Trump, in his second rally since the debate, repeated claims that ABC News has denied about Vice President Kamala Harris being given questions in advance.