Well, in just over 24 hours, Kamel Harris and Donald Trump will face off on a debate stage in Philadelphia.

The great Steve Karnacki is standing by at the Big Board to tell us where this race really stands,

and what impact this debate

may have? What is impacting the candidates about these recent polls? I'm also going to talk to

another former prosecutor from California, Congressman Adam Schiff, and CNN's Dan Abash, who

moderated the last presidential debate, has a new book out, and she's going to join me here in

studio as well. But first,

let's get you all caught up in what's been happening. I mean, late today, Vice President Kamal Harris

touchdown in Philadelphia for what is going to be one hell of a high-stakes first meeting with Trump.

Now, as there always are on the eve of a big debate, There's a lot of predictions and expectation setting flying

around out there about how this all might go, including from Kamala Harris herself, who had this to

say about her opponent in an interview that aired just this morning. He plays from this really

old and tired playbook, right, where he, there's no floor for him in terms of how low he will go.

And we should be prepared for that.

We should be prepared for the fact that he is not burdened by telling the truth.

And we should be prepared for the fact that he is probably going to speak a lot of untruth.

It's almost like her internal debate prep monologue was going there.

But she's right.

We should be prepared for anything.

After all, her opponent is a wannabe dictator talking about imprisoning his political opponents.

But we have seen his debate playbook many times before.

We saw this moment in 2016 when Trump creepily lurked behind Hillary Clinton,

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