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WATCH: Trump Gets BOOED By His Own Crowd
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August 19, 2024
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5:30Now PlayingDuring a bizarre rambling speech in Pennsylvania, Trump complimented Kamala Harris' looks and his crowd booed. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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"You don't mind if I go off teleprompter for a second, do you?” Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump asked his Pennsylvania crowd at a campaign rally on Saturday—less than four minutes into his speech.
What followed was a long-winded, meandering address that featured Trump insisting that he is more attractive than his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.
Time magazine’s latest cover features a sketch of Harris with the words “Her Moment,” accompanying an article by senior correspondent Charlotte Alter. Harris’s likeness, illustrated by Neil Jamieson, fades into images of supporters holding campaign signs. When Trump first saw the image, he claimed, “I said, ‘is that Sophia Loren?’ I couldn't, who might that be? ‘Is that Elizabeth Taylor?’”"
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