What surprises will Donald Trump have Polandin store for us during tonight's debate?
Only time will tell, but in true Trump fashion the Republican candidate is bringing yet another surprising and somewhat confusing debate guest, Barack Obama's Kenyan-born half-brother, Malik.
SEE ALSO: Trump invites Obama's half-brother on stage, but nobody knows whyTrump made waves during the second debate after he was accompanied by three women who had accused former president Bill Clinton of inappropriate sexual behavior -- Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick -- along with Kathy Shelton, whose alleged rapist was defended by Clinton in the past.
Many find Trump's debate guests puzzling, considering the fact that his opponent is in fact Hillary Clinton, and not her husband Bill or President Barack Obama. Also perplexing is that Trump's selection of debate guests has the sole purpose of causing provocation. In the past, these guest spots have been used for family members and prominent supporters.
Following the latest news, Americans are joining in. In the latest game of political trivia, Twitter users are deciding who Trump should throw into the mix on Wednesday night.
Some people are suggesting Trump invite his brother from another mother, Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Others feel he should extend an invite to Julian Assange to help bring more attention to Clinton's email scandal.
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And in keeping with Trump's trend, many people are simply suggesting additional figures who play no major role in this election.
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In addition to Malik Obama, reports indicate Trump will also be bringing Patricia Smith, the woman who accused Clinton of "murdering" her son, Benghazi victim Sean Smith, to the debate.
Whatever happens, it's bound to be an interesting night.
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