NEW: Fox News to host all-women town hall with Trump, Harris Faulkner on women’s issues Oct 16 to combat gender divide

Fox News' Harris Faulkner is set to hold a town hall with GOP candidate former President Donald Trump on Oct. 16 focused entirely on women's issues with only women in attendance. It will give the campaign the opportunity to answer questions that women have for the campaign that has appealed so much to men and less so to women.

"Women constitute the largest group of registered and active voters in the United States, so it is paramount that female voters understand where the presidential candidates stand on the issues that matter to them most. I am looking forward to providing our viewers with an opportunity to learn more about where former President Trump stands on these topics," Faulkner said. The event will take place at Reid Barn in Cumming, GA and will air on The Faulkner Focus.

A host of issues are important to women, including the economy, abortion, immigration, health care, and Faulkner will give the former president a chance to get into the details of these issues without the haze of intentional misinterpretation by leftist media and the Harris campaign itself.

Politico has said that the Trump campaign has "given up on the idea that they can get women." A Times/Siena survey in October showed that Harris is up 16 points among women nationwide while Trump is up 11 points with men. Quinnipiac polling has Harris up by 20 among women in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Trump, on the other hand, is set to take the male American vote by about nine points nationwide, which is a larger margin than his win in 2020.

The Harris campaign has attempted to court the male vote, but the results have been less than successful. A leftist PAC run by former staffers of the Obama administration makes it even more clear that they are pretty out of touch with what matters to American men.

Obama has stated his concerns that black men won't vote for Harris because she is a woman. "Part of it makes me think," he said, "and I’m speaking to men directly… that, well, you just aren’t feeling the idea of having a woman as president."

Fox has also invited Kamala Harris and her campaign to a televised town hall, and they have thus far declined.