As the first debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris approaches on September 10, former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross warns Trump to avoid appearing overly aggressive towards Harris, as it may not resonate well with voters. Ross emphasized that the debate should focus on substantive issues like inflation and foreign policy rather than theatrics. Meanwhile, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has labeled Harris as a more predictable opponent than Trump, indicating that U.S.-Russia relations are unlikely to improve regardless of the election outcome. Polling data shows Harris trailing Trump in some critical battleground states, though she has gained momentum since launching her campaign. Trump's former communications director cautioned Harris against complacency, suggesting she must work hard to maintain her lead in the polls. The upcoming debate could be a pivotal moment for both candidates in shaping voter perceptions.