Trump adviser says he doesn't need to use cheat codes to debate

Donald Trump’s campaign team claims that While her rival Kamala Harris undergoes intensive courses to debate next week, The Republican presidential candidate downplays the event, as he is convinced that his national project is the best and it doesn’t require any tricks to prove it.

During an interview with the television network ABC News, Brian Hughes, a senior adviser to the 78-year-old Republican’s campaign, said his experience will get him through in the exchange of opinions and concepts scheduled to take place on Tuesday of next week.

“Our debate and preparation are every day. This is Donald Trump talking to voters. Dozens of unscripted interviews and can stay with unscripted journalists for hours, You don’t need staff cheat codes to enter a debate“, he said.

The New York magnate has long since left behind mock debates and He is focused on polishing the message he intends to spread among Americans, Because falling on the stage where Kamala Harris wants to place him so that he explodes could mean losing in one night everything he has built up over months to place himself for the third time in the antechamber of the White House.

Under this approach, Republicans hired former Democratic Rep. Tulsi Gabbard to teach him patience until Kamala Harris makes the first mistake when talking about his government proposal.

And despite the halo of popularity that his campaign team has managed to build for him, by preventing him from speaking directly with the press, The 59-year-old Californian has proven vulnerable to getting lost in her own thoughts, even uttering outrageous remarks, as happened last year on at least three occasions during low-profile events.

However, Kamala Harris has been receiving training from debate experts for weeks focused on avoiding a repeat of the performance of Joe Biden, when he literally succumbed to the pressure of knowing that millions of Americans were watching to verify his physical and mental strength in the face of the possibility of remaining another four years at the helm of the White House.

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