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Psychologist sees hope despite warning of 'murderous aggression' at Trump campaign's end

Vice President Kamala Harris has figured out exactly how to hit former President Donald Trump where it hurts on the campaign trail, psychologist Stephen Ducat told Salon's Chauncey DeVega.

Specifically, Ducat said, Harris has shaken Trump's sense of "impunity" — the idea, integral to his whole brand, that he can do whatever he wants, go after whomever he wants, and nobody can touch him for it.

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Kamala Harris campaign laughs as Trump rants about 'donuts' to explain economy

Kamala Harris' campaign highlighted one of Donald Trump's answers he gave to an all-female audience at a Wednesday town hall after he was asked about inflation — and responded by talking about "donuts."

Host Harris Faulkner asked how Trump would bring down inflation — and pointed out it was already on the decline.

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'Blasting past the talking point': Ruthless fact-check comes swinging for J.D. Vance

Sen. J.D. Vance's claim that former President Donald Trump never targeted political opponents from the White House — and Vice President Kamala Harris did — was a lie on top of lies, a stunning new fact check reveals.

Vance's claim that Harris tried to arrest anti-abortion activists and political opponents (even as Trump boasted he'd sic the military on his "enemies within") is the subject of an epic 2,500-word takedown from Washington Post analyst Glenn Kessler.

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Fox crowd goes wild after woman says Biden would call audience members domestic terrorists

Donald Trump's town hall on Fox News with an all-woman audience ended with a question from a woman who said that President Joe Biden would call the audience terrorists.

Trump had been dealing with questions about women's reproductive freedom when a woman complained about the "woke" military.

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'Bunch of lies': CNN found Trump made 'at least' 19 false claims to women at Fox town hall

Former President Donald Trump reportedly made at least 19 false statements to women during a town hall event this week.

A CNN fact-check found that the Republican presidential nominee made repeated false claims at the event, which Fox News aired on Wednesday.

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‘Safe space’: Trump again pushes some of his most divisive claims in Fox’s women town hall

In what is being called a "safe space," Donald Trump in a Fox News town hall for women voters revisited some of his most divisive claims and lies as host Harris Faulkner presented some selective edits of his highly-controversial remarks.

"If you want to know why this Fox News town hall focusing on women voters is so over-the-top Trump-friendly, it's because only Republicans were invited to attend. Fox and Harris Faulkner went out of their way to give him a safe space," observed Zeteo News media columnist Justin Baragona.

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'His brain is gone': Trump's rambling answers at Fox town hall startle critics

Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday did a town hall appearance on Fox News in which he rambled incoherently when asked what he would do to lower the price of bacon.

After Fox News' Harris Faulkner asked Trump about the price of the meat, Trump called the situation horrible — and then said that were he president, there would never have been a war in Ukraine.

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'Increasingly unstable': Kamala Harris needles Trump over widely mocked musical town hall

Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday said that Donald Trump is growing "increasingly unstable" when she was asked about his widely mocked town hall event that ended with the former president swaying to music for nearly 40 minutes.

While standing on an airport tarmac, Harris was asked whether she thought Trump's performance at the town hall meant he had to undergo a cognitive test.

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'Get her a little blanky': Fox News host mocks Kamala Harris for facing sexism

Fox News host Kennedy Montgomery mocked Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday over questions about whether she had faced sexism as a candidate.

During a Fox News panel, co-host Kayleigh McEnany noted that White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked if Harris had to overcome sexism as a presidential candidate.

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Project 2025's ex-leader slams 'violent rhetoric' of Heritage Foundation president

The former director of "Project 2025" is coming out against the "violent rhetoric" he's seeing from the Heritage Foundation's president.

The Washington Post reported Wednesday that Paul Dans is so concerned by what he's hearing from Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts that he's calling on Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) to retract a foreword that he wrote from Roberts' book.

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Trump’s fiery spokesman ducks ‘Apprentice’ star's 'specific' medical questions

Donald Trump's spokesman fired back at former "Apprentice" star Omarosa Manigault Newman for questioning the former president's health and fitness.

Newman, who served as director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison during his presidency, called on journalists to ask specific questions about Trump's cardiac health and recalled instances during her White House tenure when he forgot the names of Cabinet members and important policy details, but the GOP nominee's spokesman Steven Cheung issued a statement disputing those recollections.

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Busted: Iconic American manufacturer debunks Trump's claims of saving U.S. jobs

Former President Donald Trump recently claimed that his threat of tariffs in his first administration had supposedly saved workers employed by the iconic American farm equipment manufacturer John Deere.

However, intrepid CNN fact checker Daniel Dale worked to hash out the truth behind Trump's claim and he found that it was meritless.

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Fox host scrambles to calm conspiracy-minded viewers sneering at Harris interview

In the days leading up to his sit-down interview with Vice President Kamala Harris to be broadcast on Wednesday, Fox New host Bret Baier is working overtime on social media asking hard core conservatives to calm down and watch the final result.

According to CNN media analyst Brian Stelter, Biaer has been actively replying to naysayers and conspiracy-minded Donald Trump supporters who fear he'll handle Harris with kid gloves.

In a thread on X, Stelter wrote the embattled Baier is "keenly aware" of dissatisfaction by MAGA supporters over giving the Democratic nominee for president a platform to spread her message.

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"As soon as Baier announced his Harris sit-down, uber-skeptical commenters on this site replied with doubts and conspiracy theories. 'This interview will be as watered down as they come.' 'No doubt she already has the list of Q's.' 'I don't trust Fox and I trust Baier even less,'" the CNN analyst wrote.

Pointing to new Gallup polling that shows Fox is no longer the favored conservative network among Trump devotees, Stelter explained, Baier, "has been replying to skeptics on X, and addressing the matter on his nightly show, promising that his interview with Harris will be 'unedited' – in contrast to some of the VP's other interviews – and 'uninterrupted.'" And then adding, "The anchorman has also been responding to X users to tell them that Harris doesn't have access to his questions in advance, and 'there were no preconditions to get the interview.'"

According to Stelter, "Baier is bending over backwards to explain the basics of TV news to an audience that automatically assumes the worst. It's a sad sign of our distrusting times."

You can view his thread here.