Vice President Kamala Harris referred to former President Donald Trump as a “fascist” during a CNN town hall, echoing the criticism made by Trump’s former chief of staff John Kelly. She emphasized that those who knew Trump best are warning the American people that he is dangerous and unfit for office. Harris highlighted Trump’s admiration for dictators and his reported comments about wanting military generals as loyal as Adolf Hitler’s. She emphasized the need for a president who encourages healthy debate and works across the aisle.
In response, Trump took to social media platform X and Truth Social to accuse Harris of calling him “Adolf Hitler” despite her actual comments about his admiration for dictators. Trump did not directly address Harris calling him a “fascist.” Meanwhile, Harris shared her personal faith during the town hall, emphasizing the importance of serving others.
Meanwhile, Trump made personal insults and criticized Detroit during a speech in Michigan. He demonized migrants, highlighting crimes allegedly committed by them, and vowed to protect American towns from criminals. Trump also brought Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard to the stage to show bipartisan support. The race between Trump and Harris remains deadlocked with less than two weeks until Election Day, with each battleground state up for grabs.
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