Harris Vs Trump 2024 US Presidential election - read the warning in the OP posted 18/09/24

That was quite a measured response compared so some don't you think?

WTF are the sound effects?

"Brett Baier spent time yesterday explaining about how Harris got a viral moment because of a mistake he had made that she nailed him on"

Was that on Fox TV that he went through that?

Is it on Utube now?

The race will be decided by how many Democrat voters walk away or stay home

That's where the change is

Unfortunately, that is true.

Yes, it's rather suspicious how Trump became the 4/7 favourite to win this week when all the polls suggest the two candidates should be around 10/11 - Evens - 11/10.

It would be no surprise at all if the Trump campaign are engaging in dirty tricks to make it look like their candidate is the big favourite to win.

Twitter

https://x.com/GeoffBrown82/status/1847134530525859954?t=Tl-GSeJhUzbx_-l8HIpnKA&s=19

What time are those court documents being unsealed at today?

Waiting for Judge Chutkan!

Trump's answer to question during the Univision town hall on whether he still thinks climate change is a hoax, right before pulling out of all but the friendliest of 'interviews' like Fox and Friends this morning (warning, replete with lies eg. 1/8" over 300 years, bogus cost of 'green new deal' etc. etc.):

"What I do think is this. We can’t destroy our country over being forced to do things. they want to do the green New Deal, they call it the green New Deal some people call it the green new hoax. They want to spend 93 trillion dollars on the climate. Now I happen to think there are very important elements of climate: water and air. In my administration I had the cleanest air on record, and yet I didn’t destroy jobs. I had the most jobs of any administration ever. I also had the cleanest water, crystal clean. We had the cleanest water, the cleanest air. To me those are the primary factors. Clean water, clean air. We went into rural parts of the country and fixed people’s water. They were drinking such terrible water. It was very important to me. All of that’s important. At the same time, you can’t give up your country. You can’t say that we’re not gonna have any jobs anymore. If they said, if they took their ultimate, which is 93 trillion, the Green New Deal, 93 trillion, that’s more money than we would have in 20 years. We wouldn’t be able to survive. We wouldn’t be able to live. So I always feel that with the climate and I have been a great, I have been an environmentalist. I built many things. I own Doral right next door and we did that in a very environment—I got awards, environmental awards for the way I built it, for the water, the way I use the water, the sand, the mixing of the sand and the water. I mean. Many different. But I’ve had many awards over the years for environmental, the way l’ve built, because you know about building, that’s what you do. It’s very important to me. At the same time, we can’t destroy our country and we’re competing against countries that don’t spend anything on climate change, like China and others. And they’re able to make their product for tremendously less than us. And we’re not going to let that happen either. We have to have a strong country and we have to have a nice climate. And there’s nobody better at that I think at that combination than me. I will say this though. I hear a lot about climate and they talk about global warming etc etc. Because they used to call it global warming now they call it climate change cause that covers everything, global warming. The real global warming that we have to worry about is nuclear. The water is coming up 1/8 of an inch over 300 years, the ocean is going to rise and you know nobody knows if that’s true or not but they’re worried about the ocean rising an 1/8 of an inch or a quarter of an inch in 300 years. What I’m worried about is nuclear weapons tomorrow."

... I mixed the sand and the water, I am an environmentalist.

Trump rolled back clean water protections in 2019. And 100 other environmental rules:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/climate/trump-environment-rollbacks-list.html

Some of these lies like the GND cost and sea level rise and his environmental record are years old, and he doesn't seem to have as much trouble repeating those off, but when he tries to throw in a new improvisation as he did here, he has a very difficult time piecing together what would be considered a coherent sentence:

"I built many things. I own Doral right next door and we did that in a very environment—I got awards, environmental awards for the way I built it, for the water, the way I use the water, the sand, the mixing of the sand and the water. I mean. Many different."

There was also the moment in his Jan 6 answer that got a lot of play where the audience was visibly taken aback and confused at his answer:

"Ashli Babbit was killed. Nobody was killed."

Last night at the Al Smith dinner he tried to attack Harris for her quote "cognitive ………… function," but he struggled to read that very statement on the paper in front of him, appearing to have difficulty either reading the word or I don't know what. But his team have pulled him from the debate, from 60 minutes, from a softball interview on CNBC, they've backed out of booking with Black podcasters, he won't even go on Fox unless it's the friendliest of the opinionators like Harris Faulkner in front of a preselected pro-trump audience, or on Fox and Friends whom have for years allowed him to basically take their show hostage on a whim. But anything that might be semi-contentious, or possibly upset him, or take him out of his comfort zone, it's out of the question now. Even when a sycophantic town hall with Kristi Noem went off the rails with medical emergencies it threw Trump off script into a swaying musical "love-in TM" for 39 minutes, with his handlers begging him to get back on program and failing. "Please do two more questions before music."

Not to mention "They're eating the dogs" and "The people on television say my dog was taken and used for food."

The Trump camp is really walking a tightrope in the final weeks, trying to keep Trump from having yet another major public car crash.

I tend to agree with the comments that he should have acknowledged his "mistake" in real time if it had been a genuine mistake.

Well done to KH for not taking that sleazy shít.

I was watching that in real time and just assumed it was normal "journalism".

I know better now.