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'If you're whining, you're losing': Fox News pundit admits Trump 'panicking' over Harris

Fox News contributor Marie Harf explained that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's recent "whining" about Democratic nominee Kamala Harris is a sign that the former president is "panicking."

During a panel discussion on Fox News, host John Roberts asked Harf which campaign had a better strategy.

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Watch live: Trump hosts Mar-a-Lago news conference in first public appearance for days

Donald Trump is scheduled to make his first public appearance in days at an impromptu news conference from his Mar-a-Lago estate Thursday.

The former president announced the event just hours before amid questions about why he had not been seen on the campaign trail for days.

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'The plan is working': Mike Lindell says he's 'caught many, many, many' illegal voters

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell said his plan to stop voter fraud is working because he's already caught "many, many, many" perpetrators.

During an interview this week with the Christian Flashpoint program, Lindell complained that Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, was pushing for undocumented immigrants to become illegal voters.

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MSNBC's Jen Psaki has theory about why Tim Walz is 'driving Donald Trump so crazy'

On Thursday morning MSNBC's Jen Psaki stated she thinks Donald Trump won't boot floundering Sen. J.D. Vance as his running mate while at the same time suggesting the former president likely sees the Ohio Republican as a major drag on his bid to be re-elected now.

Speaking with "Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski, Psaki suggested that Trump is likely watching the relatively obscure Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) becoming an instant celebrity and second-guessing his selection of Vance.

As she pointed out, every time the former president watches Walz wow a crowd, it is probably driving him to distraction.

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Quoting former ex-Sen. Claire McCaskill's observation, "Tim Walz is who J.D. Vance wants to be," Psaki added that the folksy Walz, " ... is why he's driving Donald Trump so crazy. He is legit, authentically an American regular guy you could talk to in a hardware store. That's not who J.D. Vance actually is even if that's who he presents himself as on paper. That's part of the problem."

"Even more, Jen, Tim Walz really supports his candidate and is there to support her and believe in her through and through and always did," host Brzezinski contributed. "J.D. Vance hated Trump, literally hated him and said horrific things about him. He was an anti-Trumper of the best order, so I'm not sure how he figures out who he is at this late date. It's a struggle."

"Yeah," Psaki agreed. "Yeah, look, in politics, we've all been around it a long time, voters, the American public can sniff inauthenticity; this guy is not authentic. He doesn't like Trump. He's not presenting himself as who he was for many decades before he had this kind of about-face to try to connect with the MAGA world."

"People recognize it, voters are not dumb, they're smart," she added. "That's a root problem for J.D. Vance, is that he is just not authentically who he presented himself to be at all."

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'Get off the couch and vote': Ex-Republicans launch new ad welcoming Tim Walz to race

The "Never Trump" group the Lincoln Project released a new ad Thursday using the speech Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) made the night he was named Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate.

Mashing up videos of American flags and the images of a joyful Harris and Walz, the Lincoln Project contrasted it with videos of Donald Trump making an angry expression and the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Walz's voice plays over it, promising things will be "much worse" if Trump's elected again.

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'Where is Trump?' CNN's Jim Acosta corners ex-Trump aide on missing candidate

CNN host Jim Acosta pressed former Trump campaign adviser Marc Lotter on the former president's mysterious lack of campaign appearances in recent days.

During a Thursday interview, Acosta noted that Trump had scheduled a 2 p.m. ET press conference at Mar-a-Lago, but had apparently not left the resort in days.

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Trump accused of hanging J.D. Vance out to dry as he hunkers down in Mar-a-Lago

On Thursday's MSNBC's "Morning Joe" more than one panelist questioned why Donald Trump is hiding out in Mar-a-Lago with only one campaign appearance scheduled this week while sending his running mate out to "stalk" Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN), on the campaign trail.

Speaking with host Mika Brzezinski, the Washington Post's Jackie Alemany went a step further and accused the former president of putting Sen. J.D. Vance in an untenable position which has led to a series of awkward press conferences and a stunt involving Harris' plane, which ended up contributing to the accusations that the Ohio Republican is "weird."

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'Something's going on at Mar-a-Lago': James Carville baffled by Trump campaign strategy

Democratic political operative James Carville this week expressed bewilderment at former President Donald Trump's campaign and its reaction to Vice President Kamala Harris becoming the Democratic Party's presidential nominee.

During an appearance on Bill Kristol's podcast, Carville broke down Harris' strengths and weaknesses as a candidate before talking about what he sees as a completely flat-footed reaction from the Trump campaign.

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GOP strategist warns Trump about potential 'backfire' of J.D. Vance's 'real creepy' move

Donald Trump's running mate, J.D. Vance, could have just hurt their presidential campaign with a move some on both sides of the aisle are calling "real creepy."

A CNN host early Thursday morning highlighted an "awkward moment" from the day before, when Vance "approached Kamala Harris' Air Force Two while his plane and her plane were both on the same Wisconsin tarmac."

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'Who thought this was a good idea?' Conservative hits J.D. Vance over Kamala Harris stunt

On Thursday morning, MSNBC's "Morning Joe" regular conservative Charlie Sykes harshly criticized Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) for what he called earlier in the morning a "pathetic weird stalking act" involving Vice President Kamala Harris' plane late Wednesday afternoon.

According to "Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski, Donald Trump's vice presidential running mate and a group of aides fast walked towards Air Force Two, which was sitting on the tarmac in Wisconsin where both candidates were making appearances, with Vance smirking at reporters and claiming, "I just wanted to check out my future plane."

Using a new nickname for Vance that is growing in popularity, Brzezinski prompted her guest with, "I've got to tell you, 'J.V. Vance' kind of fits right here. Your thoughts?"

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"Who thought this was a good idea?" the conservative Sykes exclaimed. "I mean, really? To put the vice presidential candidate on this weird stalking routine. And that gimmick was lame with hair on it, it was just embarrassing."

"Awkward," Brzezinski interjected.

"Yeah, it was cringe, it was awkward, in part, because as we were talking before, the split screen between this enthusiastic, happy warrior campaign, and then there is J.D. Vance who bumbles easy questions about, what makes you smile?" Sykes replied. "He couldn't even come up with something that made him sound like an authentic human being."

"Later, he was asked by a Wisconsin reporter, you know, 'In Wisconsin, I want to have a beer with you,' and he bumbled that," he continued. "It's like he can't even bring himself to say something just, you know, normal about all of this."

"J.D. Vance has shown himself willing to do things that would be beneath the dignity of most politicians in America, on both the right and the left," Sykes elaborated. "He is willing to say things to engage in the kinds of below-the-belt, unfair, dishonest, vile attacks that I think most politicians, I think, would say, 'You know what? Let somebody else do that or 'That's really not where we want to go in this campaign.' But with Donald Trump, you know, sitting in splendid isolation down in Mar-a-Lago, what have they got?"'

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‘Dems coming home’: Harris-Walz ‘transformative’ campaign ‘ominous for Trump,’ experts say

In just over 24 hours, the newly-minted Harris-Walz presidential campaign has raised $36 million, held a rally for 12,000 people who stood on line for hours in Philadelphia's 88-degree weather, and reportedly had to move the upcoming Wednesday evening Detroit rally outside to an airport hanger after 50,000 people RSVP'd. Their rally Wednesday afternoon in Eau Claire, Wisconsin (photo above) has a miles-long line of cars to get in.

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Fox News host tells Democrats to 'reject your crazies' — then defends 'not crazy' Trump

Fox News' Greg Gutfeld insisted on Wednesday's edition of "The Five" that the Democratic Party needs to do more to reject their "crazies" the way Republicans do — then laughingly dismissed Democratic counterpart Jessica Tarlov when she pointed out they have done nothing to reject former President Donald Trump, who easily won renomination for the third time in a row despite inciting a riot at the U.S. Capitol four years ago.

"You know, we reject our crazies," said Gutfeld. "It's time for you guys to reject them. Give me a crazy person. I'll reject 'em."

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Montel Williams praises Harris on CNN and tears up sharing 'why I put a uniform on'

Military veteran and TV host Montel Williams became emotional Wednesday night on CNN during a discussion on Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris's remarks quelling calls from rally-goers to "lock him up," referring to Donald Trump.

The panel on "NewsNight" was shown a clip of Harris responding to the chant saying, "Hold on. Here's the thing. The courts are going to handle that. We're gonna beat him in November."

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