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Kamala Harris expects that former President Donald Trump is “going to lie” during their debate Tuesday and is prepping for those “untruths,” she said in a prerecorded radio interview released Monday.

Kamala Harris visited a Penzeys spice store in Pittsburgh at the weekend, ahead of her debate with Republican nominee Donald Trump. On X, formerly Twitter, the Democratic nominee wrote: "I look forward to using my new seasonings from Penzeys Spices in Pittsburgh at our next Sunday family dinner."

From her earliest campaigns in California to her serving as President Joe Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris has honed an aggressive but calibrated approach to debates. She tries to blend punch lines with details that build toward a broader narrative.

When Vice President Kamala Harris endorsed $5 trillion in tax hikes outlined in President Joe Biden’s most recent budget proposal, she sparked a wave of unease among investors and other financial elites who said it tilted too far to the left.

Titled “A New Way Forward,” the page outlines her agenda on the economy as well as immigration and foreign policy.

At Tuesday’s debate, Kamala Harris, the vice president, will try to promote herself as a change candidate without criticizing President Biden, whom she has served for years.

Shortly after Kamala Harris released her policy agenda on Sunday evening, users on X spotted something in the metadata: Much of the language appears to have been lifted from Joe Biden’s campaign website.

The presidential debate will put the vice president's skills to a test unlike any she's faced. Harris faces Trump, who will participate in his seventh general election debate since 2016.

The threat of a risky government shutdown is looming over the U.S. at a very sensitive political time for the country.