OMG! Kamala NEUTERS Trump at TWO MASSIVE Rallies
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What was the turnout and energy at Kamala Harris’s Michigan rally compared to Trump’s events?
That's called aura right there, as the kids would say. That's called energy. That's Vice President Kamala Harris's rally in Philly, which was headlined by former President Barack Obama. Should I show you what was going down in Michigan where Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Wall spoke? Take a look at the energy in Michigan. We're talking here. twenty-one twenty-two thousand strong, more people in Michigan than attended Donald Trump's event in Madison Square Garden here. Watch this.
Absolutely massive, massive turnout right there. By the way, here's the headline on Drudge Report. It's a photo of Donald Trump as a mental institution. They're eating the Puerto Ricans. The Kamala Harris campaign posted the following as well. The Trump campaign's anti-Puerto Rico rhetoric is not going over well with them on TikTok, and it's all these people who were saying I was undiscurred. Or I was thinking about voting for Trump. Now I'm supporting Vice President Kamala Harris. By the way, compare the energy and aura in Vice President Kamala Harris's rally, the one in Michigan, and the simultaneous one in Pennsylvania. Compare that to what Donald Trump was doing in Atlanta, Georgia, as people were leaving this speech like half empty.
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Can I show you by the way the lines for Vice President Kamel Harris's speech in Michigan? Take a look just at the lines right here.
Okay, so at this point I have been walking
How did the simultaneous Harris rallies in Pennsylvania and Michigan differ from Trump’s Atlanta speech?
For thirty minutes at a very, very brisk pace. And I still oh here we are. I think I'm finally getting to the end of the line here. It is going to A very long way. Okay, we're at the end time. Thirty minutes of walking briskly. I don't know how many meters or part of a mile that is.
Okay, and let's take a look at the speech itself. Here's Vice President Kamala Harris.
Be clear, we are all here because we are fighting for a democracy and for the right of people. To be heard and seen. We're not about the enemy within. We know we are all in this together. That's what we are fighting for. And my whole career.
Here was Governor Walls at that speech.
And you're gonna be able to tell them every damn thing you could. Every damn thing you could. So Michigan. Michigan, let's put that in terms you know. We'll tell them this. Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Please welcome the next President of the United States, Kamala Harris.
And let's go to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where former President Barack Obama was talking about Donald Trump's racist and xenophobic MSG event. Let's play it.
So the man holds this big rally at Madison Square Garden.
What are the key points of the Obama‑Trump contrast on Puerto Rico and race?
And uh The warm up speakers Whoa. Saying the most We're we're we're trotting out and peddling the most uh racist, sexist, bigoted stereotypes One one guy called Puerto Rico, quote, an island of garbage. Now Beh.
They the these these are fellow citizens he's talking about. Here in Philadelphia, they are your neighbors. They are your friends. They are your co-workers. Their kids go to school with your kids.
Візар Америки. They're people. And and and and that is the reason why This election should not be close. It should be clear. Here's a good rule. If somebody does not respect you, If somebody doesn't see you Ас фело сидит с ікл клейм. It's an opportunity. to the pursuit of happiness, to the American dream. You should not vote for them.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What was the turnout and energy at Kamala Harris’s Michigan rally compared to Trump’s events?
0:06–2:06
2
How did the simultaneous Harris rallies in Pennsylvania and Michigan differ from Trump’s Atlanta speech?
2:06–3:54
3
What are the key points of the Obama‑Trump contrast on Puerto Rico and race?
3:54–5:49
4
Why did the Archbishop of Puerto Rico demand a personal apology from Trump?
5:49–7:50
5
How is the Trump‑Puerto Rico fallout influencing voters in Pennsylvania?
7:50–9:41
6
What are Kamala Harris’s Day‑One plans for an ‘opportunity economy’ and families?
9:41–11:55
7
What does the episode say about real strength versus Trump’s ‘macho’ image?
11:55–14:26
8
How can listeners take action and vote for Harris and the proposed policies?
14:26–16:45
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