In a Jan. 2 Truth Social post, Trump wrote: âWith the Biden âOpen Borderâs Policyâ I said, many times during Rallies, and elsewhere, that Radical Islamic Terrorism, and other forms of violent crime, will become so bad in America that it will become hard to even imagine or believe.
Trump, who skipped a Republican debate to speak in Michigan that day, gave what the Detroit Free Press described as a ârollicking, bellicose speech to workers against automakersâ and the President Joe Biden administrationâs efforts to push a transition to electric vehicles.â
Additionally, the video circulating on social media has been cropped, which has cut out visible wires and audio hardware around her chair, which Ms Harris also picks up and adjusts during the longer clip, in which she talks about a recipe for cooking a turkey.
Stern gave Harris an opening to criticize this yearâs Supreme Court decision that confers broad immunity from prosecution to U.S. presidents, which would most immediately aid Trump if he were to win reelection.
But a Sept. 17 Instagram post by the National Rifle Association falsely claims, âAll Kamala Harris knows about guns is that she wants to ban them.â In the video, Harris can be heard calling for universal background checks and closing the so-called gun-show loophole that allows unlicensed individuals to sell firearms without performing background checks.
In several interviews in June 2020, Harris demurred when directly asked whether she supported âdefund the police.â But she also straddled the issue with her rhetoric on taking a fresh look at public safety.
One post on X, formerly Twitter, has eight million views and claims Ms Harris was wearing âNova H1 Audio Earringsâ that act as wireless earphones.
A Trump campaign spokesperson highlighted on X comments by Harris in a June 2020 radio interview with actor Nick Cannon, in which she said "we have to redirect resources" from police to other areas of government such as schools and small businesses.
