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'Old timer' Trump ridiculed for prediction about cows in Fox News interview

Donald Trump has landed on cows as his closing message in his campaign for a second term as president, much to the befuddlement of observers.

The former president has been claiming for years that Democrats want to ban cows to fight climate change, but he's leaning into those bizarre claims even harder in this election than he did in 2020, when he also warned that "cows are out."

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'I'm calling it a lie': MSNBC host rips Fox News' 'weak' apology for Harris clip

MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski ramped up her attacks on Fox News and the network's Bret Baier Friday for running what she said was a deceptive clip during an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.

It led her to sharply accuse the network for efforts to protect Donald Trump.

Baier has been criticized for running a clip of the former president dismissing accusations that he has threatened his political enemies if he is re-elected. During his back-and-forth with Harris, the topic came up and Baier ran a clip — which was not of Trump's threat but of his dismissal.

That led Harris to exclaim, "That is not what you just showed" after which he argued and attempted to talk over her as she protested.

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Trump admits he's demanding Rupert Murdoch stop running 'negative ads' on Fox News

Donald Trump ended his interview with "The Fox & Friends" by admitting he was about to issue some demands for the network's founder Rupert Murdoch.

Trump was in the studio on Friday morning for the show he typically calls into. He revealed it was because he was meeting with the media mogul, who Trump said he was demanding do more to help the campaign in the final 18 days.

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'It's inappropriate': Trump blasted for admission about who wrote his charity dinner jokes

Donald Trump revealed that some Fox News employees helped him write jokes for his speech at the Al Smith Dinner.

The former president appeared in person Friday morning on "Fox & Friends," where he told the hosts that some of their colleagues helped him write some of the jokes he delivered at the white-tie charity dinner, although he complained about their quality.

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'Who does that?' Trump condemned for 'swearing in front of priests' at Catholic dinner

Donald Trump took off-color and occasionally profane shots at Kamala Harris and her husband at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, where political leaders have traded jabs for decades — but a former Republican lawmaker said this speech felt different.

The Republican presidential nominee made several transphobic jokes about Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN), insulted the intelligence of Harris and President Joe Biden, and passed on the opportunity to make self-deprecating jokes — and instead wallowed in self-pity.

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Trump's struggles to speak alarm allies who worry he's handing election to Harris: report

There is growing concern among Donald Trump's allies that his meandering speeches, combined with his multiple gaffes, are taking a toll on his presidential campaign with little time left to repair the damage.

According to a report from the New York Times' Michael Bender, Trump has "struggled" to speak and the campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris is cashing in on his problems as they highlight their theory that he is "unfit" to be president.

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Kamala Harris' team explains logic behind podcast interview blitz

Vice President Kamala Harris has sat down for interviews in recent weeks with popular podcasters and gossip sites, and her team explained the reasoning behind her blitz of less traditional media outlets.

The vice president has appeared on late-night and daytime TV programs, along with widely watched interviews with Bill Whitaker of CBS News’ “60 Minutes” and Fox News’ Bret Baier, but Harris has also joined podcasts like Alex Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” and “All the Smoke,” which is hosted by a former NBA players Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson, that are widely popular with Black listeners, reported NBC News.

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Fox News just handed Kamala Harris a massive gift: columnist

Fox News host Bret Baier got scorching ratings from some commenters on social media for his performance interviewing Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday, spending much of the interview cutting in and talking over her as she tried to answer his questions. But in some ways, Harris ought to be thanking Fox News for that exchange, columnist Eugene Robinson argued for The Washington Post.

That's because, he said, the combative nature of that interview gave Harris an opportunity to shine.

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Harris’ quip to MAGA hecklers punched ‘where it hurts Trump the most’: NYT reporter

Vice President Kamala Harris is going after Donald Trump “where it hurts” the former president the most: his crowd sizes, according to a New York Times reporter, who added that is exactly what the Democratic nominee should be doing.

Lulu Garcia-Navarro made the comments Thursday night in analyzing a moment earlier in the day when MAGA hecklers at a Wisconsin rally for Harris prompted her to say: “Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally. No, I think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street.”

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Ex-Fox News host calls out Bret Baier's excuse for airing 'wrong' Trump clip

A former Fox News host called out current host Bret Baier on Thursday night over Baier's explanation of why he aired an edited clip of Donald Trump's "enemy from within" remark during a contentious interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.

The clip of Baier trying to push back against Harris became the subject of criticism Wednesday night after the Fox News host tried to press Harris by asking her if she believes that Trump's supporters are "stupid."

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‘I’d make a lousy employee’: Mark Cuban says there's no deal for him in Harris cabinet

Billionaire entrepreneur and "Shark Tank" star Mark Cuban shot down talk that he would join a potential Harris administration – without a TV sales pitch of himself – saying Thursday night that he’s focused on his pharmaceutical company, and can “ have more impact outside rather than inside.”

“No, I’d make a lousy employee, showing up with a suit, you know, going to meetings, that is not me,” Cuban told CNN’s Erin Burnett on her show “OutFront.” He went on to tell the host that his pharmaceutical company Cost Plus Drugs “is my focus right now.”

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'He was right!' Harris team throws Trump's resurfaced debate 'courage' clip back at him

A 2011 clip surfaced Thursday by CNN shows Donald Trump denigrating debate dodging candidates, and both presidential campaigns issued dueling responses — with Kamala Harris' team jabbing the former president using his own words for refusing to agree to a second debate.

CNN's KFile uncovered a Dec. 9, 2011, interview between Trump and Don Imus, a former host on Fox Business, in which Trump attacked some candidates for not having the "courage" to debate.

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'How can Republicans not like that?' Ex-GOP lawmaker makes conservative case for Harris

Former Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-VA) opened up to MSNBC's Ari Melber on Thursday about why she is enthusiastically backing Vice President Kamala Harris for president — her first time going for the Democratic ticket — and outlined why, despite Harris' liberal beliefs, traditional, conservative Republicans would have a lot to like in a Harris administration, even beyond desires to dethrone former President Donald Trump from their party's leadership.

This comes after Harris has spent weeks pushing to win support and endorsements from Republicans in battleground states, culminating this week in a massive Republicans for Harris event in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania.

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