Trump Claims Voting for Kamala Harris Means Voting for War with Russia

According to SAEDNEWS, In a recent rally in Las Vegas, Republican nominee Donald Trump made bold claims about Vice President Kamala Harris, suggesting that voting for her would lead to war with Russia. This rally marked his second public appearance since Tuesday’s debate with Harris.

Trump addressed a crowd of thousands, where he continued to push false accusations about Harris's debate performance. He raised questions about whether she received debate questions in advance, picking up on unfounded rumors circulating online, which the network ABC News has denied. “She can’t talk,” Trump said, implying Harris was ill-prepared.

He also referenced a Facebook post that suggested Harris wore earpieces during the debate, without providing any evidence. “I hear she got the questions, and I also heard she had something in the ear,” he remarked.

During his nearly 90-minute speech, Trump claimed there were attempts to mislead the public about job and crime statistics that he believes are meant to disadvantage his campaign. He stated, “Fortunately, we had a leaker or a whistleblower. I don’t care which. I love that person. I’m not sure who it is.”

Additionally, Trump used new Justice Department data on crime to argue against claims made by debate moderator David Muir, who had cited FBI data showing a decline in violent crime. Trump stated, “So David Muir owes me an apology,” adding a personal jab about Muir's appearance.

Trump also played a clip of Harris’s acceptance speech from the Democratic National Convention and mocked her response to the crowd. He claimed without evidence that she lied about working at McDonald’s as a student and wrongly accused her of wanting to restore the military draft, which she has never supported. In his controversial statements, Trump labeled her both a communist and a fascist, asserting that voting for Harris would equate to supporting conflict with Russia and jeopardizing Israel's safety.

This rally reflects Trump’s continued efforts to criticize his opponents while shaping his narrative as the election approaches.