As I was leaving Donald Trump after my interview, I was a little surprised to pass eight men in full riot gear marching toward his office in Trump Tower.
It was a vivid reminder of the two assassination attempts. Trump was about to fly to Pennsylvania, but they were locked and loaded.
On Saturday night, I heard he would use the old President Reagan line: “Are you better now than you were four years ago?”
I wonder how long it will be before he goes off script?
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I recently interviewed former President Donald Trump for the second time in the past few months. (Fox News)
Trump told me he was going to Arnold Palmer’s hometown in the Keystone State.
What I didn’t know was that he would describe the late golfer as an “everyman” and marvel at the magnitude of his manhood. He also used the S-word to describe Kamala Harris. That’s about it for being faithful to the script.
Critics, including the vice president, have described President Trump as exhausted based on second-hand quotes, but to me he doesn’t seem tired at all. If he spoke in a quieter voice, it was because we were almost knee-to-knee in the tower library.
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It was the second time in recent months that I had met with the former president, and I pressed him on a wide range of topics. How could he call January 6th a “day of love” when the police were being attacked? Why would they try to strip CBS of their license after the 60 Minutes editorial disaster with Kamala’s interview? How can political opponents be called “internal enemies”? Will you engage in retaliation? Do you accept the lie “They’re eating dogs, they’re eating cats”?
Even in the last part, he dug deep.
Whether you like President Trump or not, “to the producers of ‘Morning Joe’ and the other producers who are watching us and all the producers who are watching us, this is not just rhetoric,” Steve Bannon said. spoke. “We cannot have a constitutional republic and forgive what these deep states have done to this country.”
With Election Day just over two weeks away, former President Trump appears to be focusing on his final message to voters. (pool)
Kash Patel says, “We’re going to find co-conspirators, not only in the government, but also in the media… We’re going to go after you, criminally and civilly,” but that’s just based on the facts and the law. is.
Well, this is the feeling I got from the report.
With just over two weeks remaining, President Trump decided on his final message. It’s immigration and the economy. He may digress by making fries at McDonald’s and use more profanity as a way to question Kamala’s work at McDonald’s as a teenager, but the ultimate appeal is these It is based on two issues.
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The Trump campaign believes that one of the ads that drove the numbers was Harris’s past funding of gender reassignment surgeries for federal inmates. In an interview with Charlamagne the God, that seemed questionable. Harris said she was simply following the law, just like Trump.
The former president is rebranding his efforts by promising a new golden age. This seems like a clear response to Harris touting new advances. Both men are claiming the status of “transformation” candidates because most voters see the country as heading down the wrong path of pitting incumbents against former incumbents.
Trump acted weird with me about Kamala moving to the center. “She’s gone MAGA. I’m sending her a hat.”
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Donald Trump claimed on Sunday afternoon that he works as a french fry cook at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania and has now worked at the fast food chain longer than Vice President Kamala Harris. (Brooke Singman/Fox News Digital)
But President Trump and his strategists are perplexed that the vice president lacked a final message and failed to win over as many black voters as Joe Biden. There is, of course, an emphasis on abortion rights and loud warnings about President Trump being unstable and unhinged. But is there something that ties everything together?
Mr. Trump has a longstanding habit of asking everyone around him, including his makeup artists, for their opinions in a kind of focus group. “Are you confident?” he asks these days. “Are you confident?”
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The answer he hears is, “Yes, but you’ll win by a close margin.”
Howard Kurtz is the host of FOX News Channel’s MediaBuzz (Sundays 11am-12pm ET). Based in Washington, D.C., he joined the network in July 2013 and appears regularly on Special Report with Bret Baier and other shows.
