After apologizing, Trump needs to show discipline and stay on message in the most crucial debate so far against rival Hillary Clinton, Winnie said.
Trump's advisors have sat him down and told him the mistakes that he made during the first debate, which was that he didn't go after Clinton on the Clinton Foundation and the emails, Winnie said.
Winnie was referring to the multiple scandals and allegations of corruption that have dogged Clinton in recent years, especially the past year.
Those include an alleged pay-for-play scheme in which high rolling donors to the Clinton Foundation - a charity organization - were supposedly given special access to Clinton while she was secretary of state under President Barack Obama. In the United States, this is considered a major conflict of interest, and critics have blasted Clinton for what they call criminal behavior.
Scandals also include Clinton's questionable use of a personal email account and personal server while conducting business as secretary of state. Critics said she played hard and fast with U.S. national security.
While Trump's campaign has promoted the narrative of a corrupt Clinton, the New York billionaire failed to use these issues against Clinton in the Sept. 26 debate.
"He's going to hit her very hard," Winnie said, referring to team Trump's plans for how the candidate will engage Clinton on the debate stage on Sunday. "He'll try and put her on the defensive."
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