Trump anticipates debate with Harris on Sept. 10, claims she’ll be exposed

The upcoming presidential debate, set for September 10 and hosted by ABC News, marks Kamala Harris's first appearance as the Democratic nominee after stepping in for President Joe Biden in July. Donald Trump has expressed his anticipation for the debate, asserting that Harris will be 'exposed' during their confrontation. He criticized the media's sudden positive portrayal of Harris, claiming she is not a 'wonderful' vice president and suggesting that her nomination lacked legitimacy as it came with 'no votes.' Trump also made controversial remarks about Biden, alleging that he was overthrown in a 'coup' and questioning the current leadership of the country, given Biden's frequent vacations. He emphasized the need for strong leadership to harness the potential of the U.S. and its military, warning that a Harris presidency could lead to global chaos. In response to Trump's debate strategy, Harris accused him of lacking confidence by supporting a rule that would mute microphones when candidates are not speaking. This rule was previously used in a CNN debate, and Harris's comments suggest she believes Trump is trying to limit his exposure during the debate. As the debate approaches, both candidates are preparing to present their visions for the future, with Trump aiming to challenge Harris's credibility and leadership capabilities while Harris seeks to counter Trump's narrative and assert her position as a viable candidate for the presidency.