KAMALA Harris relentlessly exploited Donald Trump's biggest weakness during last night's fiery presidential TV debate - his ego.
The Democrat taunted the Republican over the size of his rally crowds, his warped insistence that he did not lose the 2020 election to Joe Biden, and his views on abortion and immigration.
Her assault left Trump stumbling for words and he resorted to trotting out his often-repeated conspiracy theories.
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