Kamala Harris compared Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler in a shocking tirade outside the vice presidential residence.
The Vice President was responding to comments by Trump’s former Chief of Staff, John Kelly, who accused the former president of wanting U.S. military generals to emulate the loyalty Hitler’s generals showed to him. Kelly alleged that Trump admired Hitler’s ability to command absolute loyalty from his military – claims that were immediately debunked.
“Donald Trump said he wanted generals like Adolf Hitler had… because he does not want a military that is loyal to the United States Constitution. He wants a military who will be loyal to him personally, one that will obey his orders even when he tells them to break the law or abandon their oath to the Constitution of the United States,” Harris said, lying.
DISGUSTING.
Kamala Harris compares President Trump to Hitler in a smear campaign. This is the same rhetoric that led to TWO assassination attempts against Trump.
Her remarks, to use her own words, are deeply troubling. Former president Trump has survived two assassination attempts in the past three months, largely due to Democrat rhetoric labeling him as a dictator.
Harris’ desperate measure comes as her polling figures tank, which show her poised to lose every single swing state. Not that the numbers below aren’t a single poll, but the average of the most reputable (though given the polling industry’s historic bias in favor of Democrats, perhaps “reputable” isn’t the best description) polls.
Her administration’s handling of tensions in the Middle East have not been favorable to many voters, either. Whether her reference to the Holocaust was a ploy to claw back some of the Jewish vote may never be clear, but it’s unlikely to win them over if it was.
And yes, she said all of this from behind the vice presidential podium.
Kamala Harris’ CNN Town Hall appearance should’ve been a walk in the past compared to her Bret Baier/Fox News disaster earlier this month.
Perhaps less so this year given MSNBC’s obsession with the left, but CNN has historically been the friendliest territory for Democratic presidential candidates in any electoral cycle.
Remarkably, the Vice President still managed to screw it up, and seemingly gave no thought to any questions that stumped her (or generated an epic word salad) in the past.
You don’t even need to have watched the town hall to know how it went. Repeated attacks on Trump (including Hitler comparisons); random cackling; failure to answer questions; and a largely unwatchable mess were, as per usual, the themes of the night.
One familiarity included a rambling response to the border wall. After berating a signature Donald Trump policy, going as far to call its existence “stupid”, Harris then took credit for pushing the wall’s $650 million extension (which is hardly enough for a complete border wall).
JUST IN: Kamala Harris tries making fun of Trump's border wall before getting fact-checked by CNN's Anderson Cooper.
Harris started stuttering after Cooper asked her if she supports a border wall since she is "pro-border security" now.
Harris also struggled on another recurring issue; she’s been Vice President for three-and-a-half years. Anderson Cooper’s questioning over record immigration figures and a failure to enact legislation simply proved too much for her [1:58 minutes into the video below].
Kamala Harris’ town hall event last night was a complete disaster.
Here are her 7 worst moments of the night:
7. Kamala is asked what her biggest weakness is, responds by saying she values having a smart team of people with different perspectives.
A similar response emerged after an audience member asked, “What weaknesses do you bring to the table?”
Kamala Harris, when asked about what her biggest weakness is, answered by saying "my weakness is actually a strength, and that strength is that I value having a team of people around me with different perspectives" (paraphrased).
Nevertheless, Harris’ biggest enemy during her campaign has been her connection to the administration. She has pledged policy ideas without answering why she hasn’t implemented them, or at least asked President Biden to do so on her behalf. “I’m pointing out things that need to be done, that haven’t been done, but need to be done,” she rambled.
Kamala Harris’ town hall event last night was a complete disaster.
Here are her 7 worst moments of the night:
7. Kamala is asked what her biggest weakness is, responds by saying she values having a smart team of people with different perspectives.
Kamala Harris is obsessed with her supposed belief that Donald Trump is too exhausted to serve as President of the United States… despite that never having been a problem the first time.
Her contrived concerns are even more humorous considering she’s the VP to Joe Biden.
For weeks, the Vice President has repeatedly bashed the 78-year-old for his physical and mental stamina. It may be a sign of campaign desperation (her poll numbers have tanked throughout October), or it might be her blinkered view that if you repeat a lie for long enough, it eventually becomes true.
Of course, she failed to raise these concerns during her tenure as President Joe Biden’s sub-ordinate. Questions over “Sleepy” Joe’s ability to govern were only asked by the GOP, and that was long before the President dropped out following an internal coup within the Democratic Party.
If Donald Trump is so exhausted from the campaign trail, is he fit for one of the hardest jobs in the world: President of the United States? https://t.co/ptIGt6JKXW
“If Donald Trump is so exhausted from the campaign trail, is he fit for one of the hardest jobs in the world: President of the United States?” asked the Vice President in response to a clip of Trump resting his eyes at a press conference.
Given that his 2024 presidential campaign is approaching the two-year mark, it’s safe to say that Trump has probably seen fresher days. It’s no wonder, though, given that the former president has not taken a break since the summer.
Sane people like to joke about Trump Derangement Syndrome, but the laughter always seems a bit like whistling past the graveyard. TDS is real. It may not show up in the official psychiatric literature, but there is no doubt that the fear and loathing of Donald Trump is so extreme for so much of the country that it can’t be described as anything but a mental delusion.
How many families have been torn apart by the liberal wing calling the conservative wing fascist Hitler lovers? It’s impossible to tell, but it’s happening all over America. We’ve already seen several Americans pridefully recount to the media how they turned their own family members in for being at the Capitol on January 6. In quieter ways, desperate spouses are blogging anonymously about how their own wives and husbands allow others to insult their spouse for having conservative politics.
The legacy liberal media, of course, is so far gone it seems impossible that we can ever sanity, let alone truth, from such institutions again. This week The Atlantic has published a story shocking—even by modern standards for liberal magazines—in its petty ugliness.
Yes. The Atlantic is saying in effect “Trump is Hitler.” That’s nothing new for the media, of course, but it does raise the question: is there any limit at all to the level of hysteria and lying? Does anyone at any of these outlets pause for a moment to ask themselves if they’re contributing to the social atmosphere that provoked two assassination attempts on Donald Trump? Or, do they know they’re participating in that, and that’s why they’re doing it?
Mind you, this is the same Jeffrey Goldberg who lied about Al Qaeda working with Saddam Hussein to drum up support for the Iraq War, pushed the hoax that Trump referred to dead servicemembers as “suckers and losers,” and helped hype the Russian collusion myth.
But it wasn’t Goldberg’s low blow at Trump that sparked the biggest debate; it was the magazine’s words about the aftermath and funeral of murdered US Army Specialist Vanessa Guillen. Guillen was murdered in 2020 after disappearing from Fort Hood where she was stationed.
According to the Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg, Donald Trump, while president, questioned the cost of Guillen’s funeral and disparaged her by saying “it doesn’t cost $60,000 to bury a f—ing Mexican!” Obviously, it is simply not believable. But it’s also damned cruel. Vanessa Guillen’s sister immediately chimed in to refute the story, and added that she had voted for Trump earlier in the day.
Wow. I don’t appreciate how you are exploiting my sister’s death for politics- hurtful & disrespectful to the important changes she made for service members. President Donald Trump did nothing but show respect to my family & Vanessa. In fact, I voted for President Trump today. https://t.co/o8cDrKOKBV
It gets worse. The Atlantic’s article claims that Trump ordered his then chief of staff, Mark Meadows, not to pay for Vanessa Guillen’s funeral. Meadows is denying this.
I was in the discussions featured in the Atlantic’s latest hit piece against President Trump. Let me say this.
Any suggestion that President Trump disparaged Ms. Guillen or refused to pay for her funeral expenses is absolutely false.
The above-mentioned lawyer, Natalie Khawam, excoriated Goldberg for deliberately lying about his conversation with her. “not only did he misrepresent our conversation but he outright LIED in HIS sensational story. More importantly, he used and exploited my clients, and Vanessa Guillen’s murder… for cheap political gain,” she wrote.
After having dealt with hundreds of reporters in my legal career, this is unfortunately the first time I have to go on record and call out Jeffrey Goldberg@the Atlantic: not only did he misrepresent our conversation but he outright LIED in HIS sensational story. More… https://t.co/uJtfsNTo37
So, how could such shoddy journalism get published, and how does Goldberg never face consequences for his garbage reporting? Consider who is funding him:
In case you were wondering with how much veracity you should treat Jeffrey Goldberg's latest anonymously sourced spectacle, the sister of the soldier in the story said it was false, Mark Meadows said it was false, and the owner of The Atlantic is one of Kamala's largest donors. https://t.co/Y0ua2CjVdRpic.twitter.com/LhylUwlcsw
Let’s sample the reaction to the story on X/Twitter. These posts are taken from a X thread started by Mayra Guillen, Vanessa’s sister. There are plenty of leftists there who appear to be taking pleasure in making Mayra’s grief worse. What these tweets represent is not “differing political opinions,” but leftist sadism.
It’s finally happening: Donald Trump will appear on the Joe Rogan Experience (JRE) with an interview to be recorded this Friday.
Supporters of Trump and listeners of the world’s most popular podcast have long clamored for the former president to sit down with Joe Rogan. The UFC commentator’s interview style, willingness to explore all arguments, and fascinating anecdotes has always seemed like the ideal place for Trump to engage with Rogan’s tens of millions of voters.
BREAKING: Donald Trump will appear on Joe Rogan's show which is set to be filmed in Austin, Texas on Friday according to Politico.
Rogan has over 14 million followers on Spotify with the number-one show in the world.
Crucially for the Trump campaign, JRE’s audience demographic align with the Republican’s prized list of potential voters. A 2023 YouGov survey found that 81% of Rogan’s listeners are men, the majority of whom (56%) are aged 18-34. This demographic often sees the lowest turnout at any election – and is also a heavily Republican-leaning demo. Through his appearance on JRE, Trump has a golden opportunity to mobilize young voters who may not have voted otherwise, thus boosting his chances of electoral success next month.
Joe Rogan audience size.
This is just on Spotify, not even including YouTube and Apple Podcast. In terms of the demographics, it's mostly younger men (as of 2023). pic.twitter.com/fxnAvkF9bB
The two men have met before, largely thanks to their admiration for mixed martial arts (MMA). However, their relationship has not always been jovial. Rogan previously described Trump as “an existential threat to democracy”, while his support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – who at the time was running as an independent – irked Trump into a Truth Social rant. RFK Jr. has since endorsed Trump.
However, aside from their fondness for the UFC, both men share allies such as Elon Musk – a regular guest on JRE and a vocal supporter of Trump. In fact, Musk himself began rumors of a Trump/Rogan interview earlier in October.
Although a release date is yet to be confirmed, the interview will be filmed on Friday, Oct. 25. Typically, JRE interviews air within a few days of being taped.
Donald Trump was the recipient of a book containing Kamala Harris’ greatest achievements.
The former president was travelling on his private jet with the Nelk Boys – a popular podcast which Trump recently appeared on as part of his digital media tour.
“I know you don’t like her, but she did do a lot of great things if you read it in this book,” said John Shahidi as he handed Trump the book titled, “Kamala’s Greatest Achievements”.
Upon receiving the gift, Trump laughed as he discovered the book contained nothing but empty pages.
“That’s very good, I love that,” the former president said.
Huge crowds, hilarious quips and a jovial atmosphere were the themes of the day as Donald Trump completed his first ever shift at McDonald’s.
The former president visited a Pennsylvania franchise on Sunday, Oct. 20 as part of his campaign to win the battleground state in the presidential election – and mock Kamala Harris for her evidence-free claims to have once been a McDonald’s employee.
Trump arrived for his well-anticipated shift donning a full suit.
He also took questions from reporters, stopping only to acknowledge the large crowd gathered outside the restaurant.
The Republican presidential nominee made the visit amid popular demand. It also served as a reminder to one of Kamala Harris’ tall tales; despite claiming to have worked in a McDonald’s in her early career.
“I’ve now worked for 15 minutes more than Kamala [at McDonald’s],” the former president told reporters from the drive-thru serving hatch, labeling her “lying Kamala” in the process.
TRUMP: "I've now worked for 15 minutes more than Kamala" at McDonald's 🤣
Amusingly, when McDonalds corporate addressed the event in an internal email, they acknowledged that there was no evidence whatsoever to Harris’ claims that she once worked at McDonalds.
The important part of this internal memo from McDonalds is the admission that they are missing records from the 1980's to verify Kamala Harris' claim (via @McFranchisee) pic.twitter.com/5UyQ6jruks
And those willing to put their money where their mouths are aren’t optimistic either. In fact, given the betting odds as of writing, someone would multiply their bet nearly tenfold if evidence did come out proving Harris worked here.
There's an 11% chance evidence of Kamala Harris working at McDonald's will be released before the election. pic.twitter.com/qFeCR1k5DM
Early voting figures in several key states show a ten-point swing in favor of the GOP.
Information on voting so far from L2 Data was analyzed on ABC News, showing the breakdown of voters in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin – five of which are key swing states.
The number of ballots cast so far in these jurisdictions is just under 5.2 million – a fall of three million from 2020.
The GOP has made significant gains on the Democrats, amassing 38% of the early vote compared to 32% four years prior. On the contrary, the Democrats have dropped four points to 50%, while third parties are amassing 12% of the vote (down two points from 2020).
A ten-point swing against the governing party would be disastrous for Vice President Kamala Harris, who is seeking to defend the White House on its razor thin majority. Trump lost by just over 40,000 votes in Georgia, Arizona and Wisconsin 2020, meaning just a 1% swing across all states would be enough to win the election.
BREAKING: The early vote shows a 10-point swing towards Republicans in the battleground states of Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin, per ABC. pic.twitter.com/zSEWHZ6Q55
Social media was in stitches on Thursday, Oct. 17 after Donald Trump roasted Kamala Harris (and many more) at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York.
The charitable event is a staple of the electoral cycle, usually taking place in the three weeks before the election. It has historically been attended by both Republican and Democrat presidential nominees, although the Vice President declined the invitation, making her the first to do so since Walter Mondale (who then went on to lose 49 states).
Harris’ absence left an open goal for former president Trump, who obliterated the Democratic Party and his presidential rival.
Trump’s top five moments of the night were collated by Collin Rugg on X, opening with a reference to “Tampon” Tim Walz. The Republican joked he “used to think Democrats were crazy” for suggesting men could have periods, until he met the Minnesota Gov.
Give it a watch below:
Donald Trump held nothing back at the Al Smith dinner in New York, even joking about Kamala Harris' husband's "nanny issue."
Here are his top jokes of the night:
5. Trump said he didn't realize men could get periods until he saw Tim Walz.
Arguably, the highlight of the night (included in the video above) was Trump’s joke about the in-attendance Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. “Chuck Schumer is here looking very glum… but look on the bright side, Chuck, considering how woke your party has become, if Kamala loses, you still have a chance to become the first woman president,” Trump said as Schumer shook his head.
Kamala reportedly stopped watching the dinner after Trump made a reference to her husband Doug Emhoff’s historic affair with a nanny. “A major issue in this race is childcare, and Kamala has put forward a concept of a plan… The only piece of advice I would have for her in the event she wins would be not to let husband Doug anywhere near the nannies,” he told the auditorium.
Trump had some other great moments too. It’s expected for the presidential candidates to make jokes about themselves – which Trump made a joke out of in classic Trump fashion.
Trump's self deprecating jokes, an Al Smith dinner tradition: "Tradition holds that I'm supposed to tell a few self-deprecating jokes this evening, so here it goes: Nope, I've got nothing. There's nothing to say. I guess I just don't see the point in taking shots at myself when… pic.twitter.com/4FLXHAxNaT
He also knocked Walz over pretending to be part of historic events.
Donald Trump at the Al Smith Charity Dinner: “Unfortunately, Governor Walz isn’t here himself. But don’t worry, he’ll say that he was." pic.twitter.com/KnECD1pSvo
And there was also a spontaneous roasting of Bill DeBlasio when Trump learned of his presence in the audience – who was immediately blasted as the worst mayor ever.
President Trump ROASTS Bill de Blasio:
"I'm surprised that Bill de Blasio was able to make it tonight. He was a terrible mayor. I don't give a shit if this is comedy or not. He was a terrible mayor. He did a horrible job." pic.twitter.com/TqV9KZ0VtH
Kamala Harris faced Fox News anchor Bret Baier in a trainwreck interview on Wednesday, October 16.
The Vice President’s appearance on the most conservative mainstream media outlet was unexpected, though many on the right doubted whether Baier would sufficiently scrutinize the Democratic nominee. Needless to say, Baier proved the doubters wrong.
If you didn’t catch the interview, here’s what you missed.
Kamala Harris Falls Apart in Train-Wreck Fox News Interview
Kamala thought she was ready for Bret Baier—she was wrong. Two moments in particular were especially humiliating.
The interview began with a question on illegal immigration. When the 54-year-old asked for a specific number of illegal aliens the Biden-Harris administration had permitted into the U.S, Harris completely dodged the question.
The conversation quickly went off the rails when Kamala Harris dodged Bret Baier's question on illegal immigration while simultaneously saying, “Let’s get to the point.”
You never see anything like this happen with any other candidate, and it’s so unusual that you literally… pic.twitter.com/BQ3bWx3KBv
Harris, described by many as the “border czar”, struggled on questions relating to migrant crime.
The next question involved Kamala slurring her words, saying, "No future HURM would occur,” while blaming Trump for nursing student Laken Riley's death.
This was right after Bret Baier informed Kamala to her face that the illegal immigrant who murdered Riley came on her watch… pic.twitter.com/d9HL67rFkc
She then tried to claim there was a “broken immigration system”, despite previously claiming that the border is secure.
Kamala then oddly flipped the script from “the border is secure” to the border has been insecure for a long time, and it started with Trump.
Bret Baier then reminded her that there were “90-plus executive orders that were rescinded in the first days. Many of those were Trump… pic.twitter.com/DKboHJroo1
Illegal aliens remained a subject on the next segment focusing on taxpayer-funded sex changes for prisoners. Harris’ response to a Donald Trump campaign ad in which she expressed her position was to complain about the former president’s expenditure.
Kamala’s full-blown TDS overcame her further when Bret Baier played an ad that exposed her support for taxpayer-funded sex changes for prisoners.
The vice president responded by complaining about how much money Trump spent on that ad. pic.twitter.com/yEvoFhdPTO
A majority of voters trust Trump more than Harris when it comes to the economy; her failure to provide details on her plans when pressed by Baier was a good indication as to the reason why.
In typical Kamala Harris fashion, the vice president said her plan for the economy would “strengthen” it, and Trump's plan would “blow up our deficits.”
For much of the campaign, Harris has struggled to differentiate herself from the administration in which she is Vice President. She refused to elaborate what she would do differently from President Joe Biden when pressed by Baier.
Things went from bad to worse when Kamala still could not come up with a single thing that she would do differently than Joe Biden.
Bret Baier asked, “So you're not Joe Biden, you're not Donald Trump, but nothing comes to mind that you would do differently?”
This theme continued into the next segment, where a confused Harris prompted Baier to ask, “What are you talking about?”
The most painful moment of the night occurred when Kamala Harris crumbled for two minutes straight on a question about why Americans are unhappy with the direction the country is moving in.
Kamala revealed that doesn't have one useful thing to say other than to belittle Donald… pic.twitter.com/2LnaR6EsMp
Although her ascension to Democratic nominee came as a result of an internal scheme to remove Biden from the ticket, Harris could only attack Trump when asked about the President’s cognitive state.
Arguably, the most embarrassing moment of the night happened when Kamala fell for the most obvious trap ever.
Bret Baier seemingly empathized with Kamala's remarks about "unstable" Donald Trump and then used those same comments to ask her when she noticed Joe Biden's mental… pic.twitter.com/QMYKghSo5e
Concluding the interview, Baier reminded the Democratic nominee that she had spent virtually no time talking about herself, instead focusing her entire narrative on former president Trump. Baier said “they” – whom many thought referred to Harris’ spin doctors – were giving him a hard time in the background as the interview was brought to a close.
The conversation concluded with a fitting end when Bret Baier softly reminded Kamala that she didn't say a single thing about herself and chose to spend her time sh*tting on Donald instead.
That's literally the theme of the entire interview. Kamala told viewers that if you want… pic.twitter.com/UGMLwXPR3F
The thread was shared by The Vigilant Fox (@VigilantFox) on X.
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