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Trump's Attack Immediately FALLS APART As Debate Ads Backfire
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June 27, 2024
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9:12Now PlayingDonald Trump's team release two attack ads that are set to air during the CNN presidential debate against President Biden, but the claims in the ads immediately deteriorate when put against the facts. John Iadarola and Yasmin Kahn break it down on The Damage Report.
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Trump campaign to air two ads during CNN debate with Biden
"Former President Trump’s campaign will air a pair of 30-second ads during Thursday night’s debate with President Biden, including one that suggests Biden would be unable to serve a full second term.
One ad, titled “Who’s Laughing Now,” features images of Biden stumbling on the stairs of Air Force One, falling over while clipped into his bike and appearing lost on stage.
“Do you think the guy who was defeated by the stairs … got taken down by his bike … lost a fight with his jacket … and regularly gets lost … makes it four more years in the White House?” a narrator says.
“And you know who’s waiting behind him, right?” the narrator says as an image of Vice President Harris appears. “Vote Joe Biden today, and Kamala Harris tomorrow.”"
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