Kamala drops the hammer on fascist Trump, Trump rallies with Tucker and Tulsi
The David Pakman Show - October 24, 2024
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Trump has serious episode as horrified audience is helpless
At a Turning Point USA event in Duluth, Georgia, Donald Trump made a grand entrance with pyrotechnics, but his speech raised concerns about his cognitive state. He seemed disoriented and repeatedly defended his mental abilities, reflecting his insecurity on the topic. Despite his low-energy delivery, Trump hurled baseless accusations, including threats to sue CBS and 60 Minutes, alleging they unfairly edited a Kamala Harris interview. He also predicted a 1929-style depression if Harris becomes president, despite making the same failed prediction in 2020. Trump's authoritarian tendencies were evident as he suggested pulling media outlets off the air for criticizing him. He also continued to attack Kamala Harris, calling her a "low IQ" individual, a remark seemingly coded with racial and gender bias. His obsession with these topics, including nonsensical comments like calling Hurricane Helene a "water hurricane," underscored the erratic nature of his performance at the rally.
Kamala DROPS HAMMER: Trump is a fascist
In a CNN town hall, Kamala Harris openly labeled Donald Trump a fascist, affirming her belief when asked directly. She cited respected military and national security officials who have expressed concerns about Trump's authoritarian tendencies, such as his demand for total loyalty, disdain for liberal democracy, and willingness to incite violence. Harris noted that while some debate whether Trump is a full fascist or merely a "wannabe," his actions and desires align with fascist ideals, and if given unchecked power, the label would be appropriate. She also warned of Trump's "enemies list" and his intent to seek revenge against journalists, judges, and peaceful protesters if re-elected. In contrast, Harris promised her focus would be on serving the American people. With the election looming, her recent strong appearances, including this town hall and an NBC interview, hopefully will strengthen her position in the race.
From yesterday’s show:
WOW: Kamala REJECTS identity politics question
In a recent interview, Kamala Harris addressed why she hasn’t emphasized the historic significance of potentially becoming the first woman president, explaining that her focus is on addressing the concerns of the American people rather than her gender. She highlighted that voters care more about whether she can effectively do the job and improve their lives, contrasting this with figures like Donald Trump, who, she noted, focus on themselves. When asked about sexism in the race, Harris acknowledged its existence but emphasized that leaders should earn votes based on their substance and policies, not their gender or race. Regarding the possibility of pardoning Trump if convicted, she declined to engage in hypotheticals, saying her focus is on the campaign. This response sparked different reactions—some saw it as avoiding divisiveness, while others thought she should have ruled out a pardon altogether—but her refusal to give a definitive answer was a politically wise move.
From yesterday’s show:
Obama ROASTS Trump, hits him where it hurts
Barack Obama, at a rally, humorously criticized Donald Trump’s portrayal of himself as an "alpha male," contrasting Trump’s image with Tim Walz's hands-on abilities, like repairing a truck. Obama emphasized real strength as taking responsibility, helping others, and being truthful, values he feels Trump lacks. Obama also mocked Trump’s late-night social media rants and his constant self-promotion, pointing out that Trump’s behavior is more about self-interest than leadership. This direct critique highlighted Trump's vulnerabilities, particularly around masculinity, suggesting that people laugh at Trump rather than with him. Obama's remarks aimed at dismantling Trump’s fabricated alpha image resonated as a sharp political strategy, as it hit Trump where it hurts most—his ego. Despite the effectiveness of Obama’s critique, media outlets like Fox News quickly cut away when he started making these points, underscoring the contentious nature of his arguments against Trump in the lead-up to the election.
More on the show:
--Rachel Bitecofer, political strategist and author of the book "Hit 'Em Where It Hurts: How to Save Democracy by Beating Republicans at Their Own Game," joins David for a final analysis of the 2024 presidential election, including polling. Get her book: https://amzn.to/3YzKKhH
-- Revelations surface about Donald Trump's plan to claim victory prematurely on November 5th
-- Donald Trump's plan to contest the election results with lawyers comes to light
-- Tucker Carlson says that Donald Trump is "daddy" and encourages violence while speaking before Trump at a Turning Point USA rally in Georgia
-- Republican Governor of New Hampshire Chris Sununu says that Donald Trump praising Hitler is not a big deal, and that it's already "baked into the vote"
-- Republican Senator Bill Hagerty is asked about Donald Trump praising Hitler, and it does not go well for him
-- On the Bonus Show: Georgia voter roll audit finds only 20 noncitizens out of 8 million registered voters, Aileen Cannon being considered as Trump's Attorney General, US public schools spent $3.2 billion fighting off right wing culture attacks, much more...
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