James O'Brien's US Election analysis | LBC
October 28, 2024
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as posted by the channelAs the US Election looms closer, James O'Brien speaks to Lewis Goodall, who saw Trump and Harris supporters clash at a rally yesterday in Miami, Florida.
Lewis tells James that the rally was characterised by 'hyperpolarised people screaming at each other', on both sides.
Trying to understand why Donald Trump is still in the race despite his numerous convictions, Lewis Goodall concludes "clearly, good people have drunk Trump kool-aid".
This comes after Donald Trump claimed he would unleash 'all-out war' on Sir Keir Starmer and Labour if he wins back the presidency, sources claim.
The US presidential candidate reportedly regards Starmer as an "anti-American and a whingeing, liberal bore", according to a Tory source with knowledge of Trump's campaign.
Donald Trump's presidential campaign complained Tuesday about the "far-left" Labour Party after workers travelled to the US to campaign for his Democrat rival, Kamala Harris, and senior officials met with her team.
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