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3:57Now PlayingDonald Trump gets called out by other Republican figures for hurting his own campaign chances as voter polls reveal his is going down in comparison to Vice President Kamala Harris. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report.
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Bill O’Reilly Notes How Trump is ‘Making a Lot of Errors’ on Campaign Trail‘He Should Be Winning’
"Former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly criticized former President Donald Trump for “making a lot of errors” on the campaign trail, Monday, arguing he should be up significantly in the polls at this point in the election cycle.
During an interview with O’Reilly on NewsNation’s On Balance, host Leland Vittert questioned, “At some point, don’t Republicans, conservatives, whatever you want to call them acknowledge how fundamentally flawed as a candidate Donald Trump is?”
“Why would they do that?” shot back O’Reilly. “They think that Kamala Harris is much worse than Trump no matter what Trump does, so why would they acknowledge anything like that? That doesn’t make sense.”"
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