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Ex-Trump aide: Supporting Kamala Harris is like 'German Jews voting fascist in 1936'

Jason Meister, a former member of Donald Trump's advisory board, said supporters of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris were like "German Jews voting fascist in 1936."

During a Tuesday panel discussion on Newsmax, Meister pled with Jews not to vote for Harris after she picked Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) as her vice presidential running mate.

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Vance delays debating Walz by claiming Dems might pull a ‘switcheroo’

Amid some speculation Donald Trump might try to replace him, Republican vice-presidential nominee JD Vance was asked on Tuesday if he would debate Vice President Kamala Harris's just-announced running mate, Democratic Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.

Vance appeared to ignore or not hear the question as he headed into his plane Tuesday morning.

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‘A sarcastic remark I made’: J.D. Vance dismisses ‘childless’ women comment at PA rally

Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance dismissed his attack on "childless cat ladies" by calling it a "sarcastic remark."

During a Tuesday rally in Pennsylvania, Vance was told by somebody in the audience that his comments were offensive to "millions of women."

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'Not going to work': Ex-GOP insider says 'pessimistic' Trump campaign doomed to fail

One-time GOP insider David Frum, who worked as a speechwriter for former President George W. Bush, predicted that Donald Trump's "pessimistic" presidential campaign will ultimately fail.

During a recent interview on The Rest is Politics podcast, Frum argued Trump's message to America was very similar to that of Hungarian President Victor Orban, who presented himself as a Bulwark against a frightening outside world.

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'That's not true!' Fox News host cuts in as guest links J.D. Vance to Project 2025

Fox News host Harris Faulkner cut off a guest Tuesday after he brought up Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance's connections to Project 2025, a controversial conservative plan to reshape American society.

During a panel discussion about Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris picking Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) as her running mate, Faulkner noted that the V.P. selection could be an attempt to court the "far left" of the party.

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'I was going to run for governor': Mike Lindell says Tim Walz ruined his political career

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell accused Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D), the Democratic vice presidential candidate, of ruining his chance to become governor of the state.

Lindell reacted to Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris' decision to pick Walz in a Tuesday interview on the War Room podcast.

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'A threat to society': Trump surrogate melts down over free tampons after Tim Walz VP pick

Karoline Leavitt, the press spokesperson for Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, reacted to the decision to pick Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) as the Democratic vice presidential candidate by ranting about the dangers of tampons in men's bathrooms.

Following Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris' decision to pick Walz as her running mate, Leavitt responded in a Fox News interview on Tuesday.

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'Wow': Morning Joe reacts to brutal fact check of Trump's economic record

Donald Trump tried to blame Vice President Kamala Harris for a global downturn in financial markets, but MSNBC's Joe Scarborough turned his questioning on the former president's own economic record during his four-year presidency.

Markets seemed to stabilize early Tuesday following the biggest drop in Japan's Nikkei 225 index in more than 35 years. Trump had spent much of the previous day trying to pin the plunge on his newly ascended Democratic rival, but the "Morning Joe" host pointed out that Trump had presided over some of the darkest days in stock market history.

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'Easiest fact-check of my life': Expert laughs as he swiftly swats Trump's claim

Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump blamed Monday's stock market dive on Vice President Kamala Harris, leading an expert to give CNN viewers what he called the easiest fact-check of his life.

Trump took to his own social media app Truth Social to call the dip the "Kamala Crash" and said she brought about the "Great Depression of 2024."

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'Reformed MAGA gang-banger' stumps for Harris and urges voters to 'save this experiment'

A former Republican congressman appeared on MSNBC on Monday night to stump for Democratic presumptive nominee Kamala Harris "the only person who can keep [Donald Trump] out of the White House."

Speaking to host Jen Psaki, the former White House press secretary from 2021-22, former Tea Party Rep. Joe Walsh blasted the MAGA leader as a "horrible human being."

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Montage shows Fox News hosts try — and fail — to get Trump to walk back certain remarks

A new video montage published Monday by The Bulwark shows former President Donald Trump repeatedly struggle to walk back his own statements, even when teed up by Fox News.

Will Saletan, writer for the publication, shares the montage on the Bulwark's YouTube channel. The searing 11-minute video touches on Trump's brags about his own intellect, his vow to use the criminal justice system for retribution against his foes, and his statement to Christians that they won't have to vote again after this year.

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'I had nothing to do with that': Pelosi grilled by CNN host over Biden exit

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) once again denied any direct involvement in the pressure to force President Joe Biden out of the presidential race in an interview with CNN's Dana Bash on Monday evening.

Pelosi, who also discussed the contest for Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate and the relationship she and Harris have as fellow San Francisco politicians, was reportedly a driving force behind the effort to remove Biden, who sparked fears in the party about his fitness to carry on a campaign and a second term after his disastrous debate with former President Donald Trump.

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'Not surprised at all': Hometown news editor explains Ohio knew about Vance's 'weirdness'

Ohio newspaper editor Chris Quinn isn't surprised to see the world's reactions to Republican vice presidential candidate and Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance's "weirdness."

Speaking to MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace on Monday, Quinn, editor of Cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer, explained he is "not surprised at all" to see shock over Vance.

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