Looks like Shields is trying to arrange another one.
J. Otto Pohl has expressed some interest in arguing the pro-Holocaust side.
I have observed Pohl on X for a while now. He is a serious scholar but he's is woefully underemployed (works as a janitor IIRC). He's the author of this book from Columbia University Press.
https://cup.columbia.edu/book/the-years ... 838216300/
It's hard to get an exact read on him but he seems to be at least somewhat "based." I thought he might be a closet revisionist who was holding back somewhat in hopes of one day landing that elusive academic position. He apparently believes in the Holocaust in some form, but he doesn't seem 100% orthodox by any means. I would be very interested to hear him defend his position in detail, if he is willing to do so. It is so hard to find someone who is a) knowledgeable, b) willing to discuss the matter in detail, and c) not an activist/shill.
The last debate (Rudolf vs Vann) was of some interest but a little disappointing since Vann was so outgunned and decided to play dead. If you're going to have a debate, do a debate. None of this "let's just have a conversation" stuff. Some people do not get what a debate is for. It is a rhetoric exhibition. It gives both sides a chance to present their case to an audience. It is not for the debaters to convince each other (presumably they have heard all the arguments before), nor is it to settle the nitty gritty details of the topic (which cannot really be satisfactorily addressed in a live setting). It is to introduce a broader audience to the topic and get them up to speed on the matter.