Washington DC - Kamala Harris' campaign didn't miss the opportunity to shred Donald Trump's latest rambling performance at a press conference Thursday.

The Republican held the press conference at his golf club in New Jersey, and spent more than an hour launching personal attacks aimed at Harris, who he claimed will "destroy America" if she wins the election.

Harris' campaign definitely tuned in, sharing tons of clips of some of the "weirder" moments to the official X page.

It later sent out an email, describing Trump's appearance as "a stream of not-much-consciousness" that was "quite boring."

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"We aren't sure what we just watched, and neither is America," the campaign quipped.

In a statement, the campaign further argued that Trump "huffed and puffed," but didn't actually defend his agenda.

"No surprise, Trump doesn't want to defend his agenda that would raise costs for families by $3,900 a year, cut Social Security, and eliminate the Affordable Care Act - all so he can give his rich donors tax breaks," the statement read.

Trump and Harris will face each other for the first time during their upcoming debate on ABC News, scheduled for September 10.