Trump Gives Reason Why He Thinks Kamala Harris Will Be Easier To Beat Than Joe Biden

Former President Donald Trump believes Vice President Kamala Harris will be easier to beat in the presidential race than President Joe Biden because Harris does not have a base of support within the Democratic Party.

Trump made the remarks during a Fox News interview with Laura Ingraham broadcast on Monday, during which he discussed whether he would agree to debate Harris.

“I like debating. I’ve done a lot of debates, and I’ve won the debates,” he said. “They were pushing for this early debate. I said, why do we want to do an early debate? It didn’t make sense to me. It turned out I was right, but for the wrong reasons, right? Um, I want to do a debate, but I also can say this. Everybody knows who I am, and now people know who she is.”

“She’s a radical left lunatic,” he continued. “She’ll destroy our country. She wants open borders.”

When the Harris campaign suggested that he was scared to debate her, Trump responded by noting that Democrats claimed that he was afraid to debate Biden earlier this year. He went on to beat Biden so badly in the debate that his polling collapsed, and he quit the race.

“They offered me everything that I couldn’t accept, and I accepted it,” Trump said. “I accepted everything. And we had a debate. It was a great debate. It was actually… Maybe it was a mistake. Maybe I shouldn’t have debated so well because that was the end of him because from that day on, you could see that he was not gonna be [the nominee]. In my opinion, I said, I don’t think he’s gonna make it anymore.”

“Now I have her. I would rather run against her than him. I think she’s easier than he is,” he continued. “I always felt he was incompetent, but he had a certain base. And no matter how bad he was, people are gonna vote for him. She doesn’t have that base.”

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‘She Thought The Worst’: Trump Says Melania Is Still Reeling After Watching Him Get Shot

Former President Donald Trump said during a Monday interview that former First Lady Melania Trump had been watching on television when he was shot during his July 13th rally in Butler, Pennsylvania — and that she was still traumatized from the moment she saw him drop to the ground.

Trump made the comments while speaking with Fox News host Laura Ingraham just over two weeks after the would-be assassin had shot him, killed firefighter Corey Comperatore, and gravely injured two other rally attendees.

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Donald Trump revealed Melania’s reaction to seeing assassination attempt: “When I went down she thought the worst”

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“What was Melania’s reaction, if you don’t mind my asking,” Ingraham asked the former president. “I know this is very personal — when she learned about what happened on that field in Butler.”

“She was watching. She was watching live,” Trump replied. “It was all over the place, it was on television, it was on your network, it was all over the place and she was watching. I asked her that — I mean, I wasn’t there, I was on the ground.”

“I said, ‘So what was your feeling?’ and she was — she can’t really even talk about it,” Trump continued.

“Traumatized,” Ingraham interjected.

“Which is okay, because that means she likes me, well, she loves me,” Trump quipped, repeating that several times before returning to a more serious tone. “I will say this — look, when I went down, she thought the worst had happened because I went down. And I grabbed my ear, and my head was loaded up with blood …”

Trump concluded by remembering the hero firefighter, Comperatore, who had died that day shielding his family from the bullets.

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