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President Donald Trump argued that Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign is “imploding” during the final days before the presidential election.
Trump shared the attack during his Thursday rally in the swing state of Nevada.
“She got no votes, and now she’s imploding worse than him,” Trump said during the Las Vegas rally. “She’s actually imploding. If you take a look. Because, look, I’m not supposed to say it, but we are leading by so much.
“Right now, we’re leading by a lot in Nevada. We’re leading by a lot in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin. Even states that are typically never in play for 50, 60, 70 years, they’re getting close. ‘Sir, New Hampshire is in play.’ I said, ‘Oh, that’s nice. Let’s make a trip,'” he continued.
Trump claimed that he was sharing his confidence about the outcome of the election against the advice of his team.
“We’re leading in Michigan by a lot. We’re leading in Wisconsin by a lot. We’re leading Pennsylvania by a lot. But I’m not supposed to say that. Just forget it. Pretend it’s close, everybody has to know,” Trump said.
“They’re afraid that if you hear that, they’re not going to vote. I said, ‘Well, it’s a double-edged sword. You know, if we’re leading by a lot, they won’t think about cheating as much as if we’re just leading by a little bit.’ Because we got to stop. We got to make these elections honorable and honest, and we’re going to do it,” he added.
The crowd roared in support of Trump throughout the event. Other special guests included former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick and former Democratic Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard. Gabbard announced her switch to the Republican Party on Tuesday.
Trump closed out his event with the promise to “redeem” America.
“We will redeem America’s promise. We will put America first. And we will take back the nation that we love,” he said.
Nevada, one of seven key swing states, has moved slightly toward Trump in recent polls. Most polls show Trump and Harris within the margin of error.