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... Trump, appearing at the Eden Center, the largest Vietnamese commercial center on the East Coast, was asked by a reporter, "How are you specifically preparing to debate Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee?"

The Republican nominee responded, "I'm not, really, I'm not. I'm not spending a lot of time on it. I think my whole life, I've been preparing for a debate...Basically, you have to be real. You can't cram 30 years of knowledge in your head in one week. There's a little debate prep, but I've always done it more or less the same way. You have to know your subject. And I think I know it better than anybody."

When reached by Newsweek for comment, Trump spokesperson Steven Cheung reaffirmed Trump's comments and took aim at Harris' lack of sit-down interviews since entering the presidential race.

"As President Trump said, he's been preparing all his life and he regularly interacts with the press, which is a form of getting ready, something Comrade Kamala refuses to do," Cheung told Newsweek in an email Monday afternoon. ...

@#4

Well, yeah.

Got anything new?

;)

@#6 ... Don't believe him. He's trying to subvert expectations. It worked for his debate with Biden. ...

Maybe.

But lowering expectations may not work with VP Harris.

And I suspect fmr Pres Trump (or his campaign) may know that.

I am sure you see the larger level of energy that VP Harris shows compared to Pres Biden or fmr Pres Trump.

imo, that is the major issue fmr Pres Trump faces, and seems to be afraid of, in a debate with VP Harris.

He seems to be old, feeble, and also seems to have a major inability to stay on topic.

If I had to guess, I'd say that the latter is what his campaign would be most concerned with, should he debate.