yeah, give donald john trump a hand because he's with us tonight. amazing. you have to remember he was one of 17 candidates. remember? but what separated him from them? you had 16 rinos supporting stuff like tax cuts and lower regulation, which donald trump did as well. but what distinguished him was what i call in the new maga deal book. newmagadeal.com. is what we call the iron maga triangle. think of a triangle now. at the top a strong manufacturing and defense industrial base that you achieve through things like fair trade, renegotiating trade deals, tariffs on china. what was my baby the whole four years, buy american, hire american. that was the bedrock, the red rock of maga. that was how trump on that alone transformed the party of wall street into the party of main street. second point of the triangle. border security. you can't have a country with an open border. you just can't. now why do you want to secure your border? one of my favorite phrases used every other day i was in the white house was economic security is national security. you secure th

and you are going to fix them right here in pennsylvania by showing up in voting for president donald john trump. we are going to make america great again. right? fmr. pres. trump: so stores are open, that feels good. i feel it right now, i don't know who's out there trying to get in, but i said, doesn't that feel nice? and you don't even have -- there's nothing like outdoors -- you don't even have the cost of an air conditioner, if they have them in this beautiful factory. anyways, go ahead, please. gov. noem: sir, do you want to play your song and then greet a few people? you said you wanted to close with a specific song. two more fast questions. fmr. pres. trump: how about a couple of really beauties, we sit down and relax. let me just give you the bottom line. we win pennsylvania, we win this great commonwealth. we are going to win the whole ballgame. it's such an important place. and we are up in the polls fairly nicely. fairly nicely. but it's really important and we are going to turn this country around. it's a greatest movement in the history of our country. ma ga, make america great aga

kelly quoting donald trump's praise of hitler was not to deny the words john kelly quoted donald trump saying. donald trump's response was a written statement simply calling him a total degenerate. he did not issue a statement saying hitler did not do some good things. donald trump could have issued a statement saying that, but he didn't. donald trump knows that he has the american nazi supporters out there who are going to vote for him. actual american nazis. a small sliver of trump voters but he needs every one of them. donald trump knows he needs every total degenerate nazi voter in every swing state to vote for him. so donald trump cannot afford the lose a single one of them and that is why he refused to condemn hitler today and only condemned john kelly. what are the good things? what are the good things hitler did? that is the first question for donald trump for any reporter next allowed to ask a question of trump. what are the good things hitler did? hitler is known for trying to exterminate every jewish person living in europe and hopes to exterminate every jew liv

kelly is arguing about donald trump's character, what john kelly said he witnessed. not to mention what dozens of other senior administration officials have said on the record about donald trump's fitness, his temperament, and his judgment including two of his former defense secretaries, two of his former national security advisers, his former vice president, his former attorney general, and the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. this afternoon vp kamala harris seized on this moment. >> all of this is further evidence for the american people of who donald trump really is. this is a window into who donald trump really is. from the people who know him best, from the people who work with him side by side in the oval office and in the situation room, donald trump is increasingly unhinged and unstable, and in a second term people like john kelly would not be there to be the guardrails against his propensities and his actions. those who once tried to stop him from pursuing his worst impulses would no longer be there. >> joining us now nb

is running against someone that actually admits that he is a nazi of the time when donald trump is now facing what john kelly says about donald trump's admiration for generals and for hitler. >> this is the closing argument for the republican party, involving revelations about -ism and fascism. that is where we are 12 days out. that should never be normalized. >> the harris campaign has a new ad specifically about this that we are going to have a preview of here in this hour and that is an ad specifically about donald trump's praise of adolf hitler. >> we will be watching. have a good show. >>> 12 days left in the campaign, kamala harris has become the first presidential candidate in the history of this country who has to campaign against a candidate who praised adolf hitler in the white house. here is a first look at a new harris campaign ad about donald trump's admiration for adolf hitler and hitler's generals. >> do you think he is a fascist? >> he certainly falls into the general definition of a fascist. a far right authoritarian ultra national political ideology characterized by a dictatorial lead

hearing well let me say first, because the trump campaign has attacked john's credibility in any comparison of what john kelly might say versus that's what donald trump might say about a particular event. >> or what these munchkins on the trump campaign are saying a bet, john kelly you can take what john says to the bank. i am absolutely convinced i didn't hear many, probably most of these statements myself. but if john says that donald trump said i believe implicitly i think it's certainly this recitation of what he's done should be compelling to people not to vote for trump. trump said, after leaving office, said it publicly, he would suspend the constitution or terminated because of the unfairness, the effort to steal the 2020 election. that statement alone, if he said nothing else, if he had never mentioned the words adolf hitler, that alone is disqualifying in my point of view. if people are troubled and many republicans aren't, they don't like donald trump at all. i don't like the media commentators who say the entire republican party belongs to donald trump. now, i know plenty of republicans that will vote for him only with gritted teeth

donald trump. it is clear from john kelly's words that donald trump is somebody who i quote, certainly falls into theeneral definition of fascist. and going down in history — a special award for the bbc television series that educates and entertains children. we will be speaking to some of the stars. hello, i'm lucy hockings. we wa nted we wanted to bring you the latest pictures from gaza where we are hearing from health officials that 16 palestinians have been killed, some of them children. this was an israeli strike on a school in a refugee camp, what you are seeing now, the aftermath of that strike. the hospital said that the school had been operating as a shelter for displaced people. we haven't had a comment from the idf yet but we will bring you that when we get it. haskell says at least 16 palestinians were killed, some of them children, in a school that was operating as a shelter. pictures from beirut were barred by men —— mag bombardment has continued and 20 strikes have caused the smoke which are often in the southern suburbs which is the hezbollah�*s stronghold. we do know that 19 people i

please welcome the 45th president and the 47th president of the united states, donald john trump. ♪ ♪em: welcome, president trump. mr. trump: thank you very much. this is a nice crowd. gov. noem: yes, they love you. you know why? it's because they recognize, sir, that you are the one who fights for them. you are the one who protects them. mr. trump: you know what else? they fight for themselves. they have been fighting for a long time. we are going to make your fight easier, very important. because what's happened to our country in the last almost four years now, it is hard to believe, but if you look at the borders, if you look at inflation, you look at the afghanistan disaster, the most embarrassing time in the entry of our country, i think the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country, afghanistan, not getting out, i was getting out with dignity, strength. the way they got out was the most embarrassing thing that ever happened. probably led to putin going into ukraine, probably. he looked at it he said, these people aren't very good, are they? he wouldn't have done tha

donald trump? it's not about personality. it's about policy, and i think the american people have the right to know that donald trump rejected that johnly, the mark milley consensus that america should be the policemen of the world and because of that, these folks hate him. if donald trump had wanted to start a nuclear war with russia i guarantee you that john kelly and liz cheney would be at the front of the line endorsing him, but i think the media misses something really important. this disagreement is not about personalities. this disagreement is because john kelly didn't like the peace through strength policy of donald trump. i do, and i think the american people do. >> longest serving chief of staff and donald trump says he only hires the best people. i have to keep moving though because our time is very limited. former vice president mike pence said, quote, from trump asked me to put him over oath of the constitution. anyone who puts himself over the constitution should never be president of the united states. will your loyalty, senator, be to the constitution or to donald trump? >> of course my loyalty is to the american peopl

donald trump's chief of staff former general john kelly, said he is a fascist. milley also called him a fascist. when two four-star generals who worked so closely with donald trump called him a fascist why shouldn't voters believe them, senator? >> i think mark milley and john kelly are disgruntled employees. people who were in the room at the time some of those comments have made have said explicitly donald trump did not say the things he was accused of and donald trump was president for four years, if he was what john kelly said he was then why did donald trump deliver peace and prosperity. he didn't arrest his political opponentses kamala harris and the department of the justice has done. >> there's no evidence -- >> they've not gone after political opponents. >> the current department of justice under kamala harris and joe biden has absolutely been going after the political opponents and i think it's a disgrace and that's happening. >> there's no evidence that the doj is going after their political opponents. donald trump was indicted by federal grand juries

donald trump's descending into madness, and john kelly making this very clear. ntrol of the military to use against his political enemies, taking full control of the department of justice to prosecute those who disagree with him, taking full control of the media on what is told and what is told to the american

kelly and i just described growing up john kelly's view of donald trump. i did bring up john kelly talking about what donald trump said about hitler's generals. i didn't bring that up. i talked about john kelly's view of trump based on something trump has been saying in the last week. so that's what i asked it. so john kelly makes accusations that are rejected by five people. you again, you're talking to him exactly. i didn't bring i think that may be implicates his overall judgment, and i think the fact that he has a worldview that so oppositional to peace and prosperity suggests that he's not an honest arbiter here. this is not a guide. john kelly going to brag the jeffrey goldberg, who is interested in the american truth or is interested in telling an honest account of donald trump. he's a guy with an ax to grind because donald trump fired him and disagreed with them on policy all of those ten people, including the former vice president, mike pence, all of these people are have this horribly damaged worldview and they're all just going after donald tru

this is john kelly in his own words before donald trump is on the cusp of winning the white house against days after when michael and you were talking about the use of the military. that's john kelly's chief concern about how donald trump could use his four years in the white house. it was a couple days ago that donald trump suggested the national guard may need to step in or election day. what does donald trump mean? does that mean he will urge members of the military, leaders in the military to act independent of the orders of president biden in the pentagon? it's not clear. i want to let you look at a statement from a spokesman for donald trump. this is not an effort to suggest that there's a misunderstanding between donald trump and his former chief of staff, but it's an effort to denigrate the reputation of john kelly. you see this from the spokesman. he writes, quote, john kelly has beclowned himself. he failed to serve his president while working as chief of staff. he suffered from trump derangement syndrome. this has come up on the campaign trail minutes after michael published

donald trump. it is clear from john kelly's words that donald trump is someone who, i quote, certainly falls into theeneral definition of fascists. the uk government announces that a ban on single—use vapes will come into force from june next year. striking boeing workers reject the pay offer from the aeroplane giant scuppering plans by its bosses to turn around the business. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy, thank you forjoining us. the bbc has learned that commonwealth leaders are preparing to defy the uk at their summit in samoa by agreeing to examine ways of securing reparatoryjustice for the tra ns—atla ntic slave trade. on wednesday, prime minister sir keir starmer, said that while there was "no question" slavery was "abhorrent" but he wanted the meeting on the pacific island to focus on the "here and now". while reparations could cost the uk billions of dollars. king charles and queen camilla are present for the commonwealth heads of government meeting. the couple will complete a day of engagements before meeting with leaders at the end of the week. frederick mitchell is the foreign minister of th

donald trump made no mention of kelly's comments today, but tonight, donald trump posting just moments ago that the general is a low life who made up a story. tonight, general john kelly in his interview with "the new york times" signaling voters should consider fitness and character when voting for president this year. we have both campaigns covered, mary bruce leading us off with the vice president in pennsylvania tonight. >> reporter: tonight, vice president kamala harris issuing a dire warning after donald trump's longest serving chief of staff, retired four-star marine general john kelly, told "the new york times" trump fits the definition of a fascist and that the former president has said adolf hitler quote did some good things. >> it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler, the man who is responsible for the deaths of 6 million jews and hundreds of thousands of americans. this is a window into who donald trump really is, from the people who know him best, from the people who worked with him side-by-side in the oval office and in the situation room. >> reporter: telling telling "the times" trump rep comment

donald trump if there is one. so, amy, not only did donald trump allegedly say he wanted generals like hitler had, john kelly also describes donald trump's admiration for hitler. let me play that. >> he commented more than once that, you know, hitler did some good things too. and of course, if you know history, again, i think he's lacking in that. but if you know what hitler was all about, you'd be pretty hard to make an argument that he did anything good. >> your grandparents survived the holocaust. can you help us put this into a larger perspective, this idea hitler wasn't all bad? what's the danger? >> look, we have to understand just how crazy it is that 80 years after the holocaust, 80 years after my own grandparents survived the holocaust, we have a presidential candidate here in the united states that is glorifying and admiring hitler. and we have to understand it alongside the broader normalization of anti-semitism and extremism that trump has engaged in. it's not just glorifying hitler. it's labelling jews who don't support him crazy or disloyal, a label he's extended to other groups like the black commun

. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear -- that i will preserve, protect and defend -- the constitution of the united states. so help me god. >> i took an oath. too. when i join the u.s. army and when i became a capitol police officer. guided by that, i served in combat in iraq to protect our nation. then again, on the steps of the capitol, i defended our democracy. donald trump sent the attackers that day. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol -- >> an out of control president trying to steal an election he lost by millions of votes. i fought and nearly died that day supporting and defending the constitution of the united states. and i would do it again because that's the oath that i took. so help me god. >> again, we are waiting for vice president harris at a union hall in lansing, michigan. joining our conversation, kevin, you will understand better than anyone if i have to dip out of our conversation to take your boss so we can all listen to what she has to say. i have to know what you thought, what went through your mind and the campaign's mind when the ex-president answer ad

upbeat rallies and tv events to mark this moment right now to denounce donald trump. >> donald trump's former chief of staff john kelly, a retired four-star general, confirmed that while donald trump was president he said he wanted generals like adolf hitler had. donald trump said that because he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution. he wants a military that is loyal to him. he wants a military who will be loyal to him personally. in just the past week donald trump has repeatedly called his fellow americans the enemy from within and even said that he would use the united states military to go after american citizens. and let's be clear about who he considers to be the enemy from within. anyone who refuses to bend a knee or dares to criticize him would qualify. >> a strong statement from the vice president. this came up in the "new york times" interview, where when asked whether trump is basically a fascist as others have warned including general milley kelly referred to the definition. >> do you think he's a fascist? >> well, looking at the definition of fascism, it's a far ri

everything donald john trump touches is dead or dying. we are in a one bedroom apartment. donald trump raised everything and left it in a coma. biden, obama got us out. people need to wake up and learn history. if trump gets back in, we will not make it. everybody talking about "i need more money." what about my life? i've got snap. i've got medicaid, but most people don't. medicaid is expensive. what do we have left here? host: professor, any comments on mississippi? no that is not your focus. -- i know that is not your focus. guest: it is representative. we have seven battleground states, but there are 43 other states. republicans in this -- in mississippi and democrats in states like new york and the northeast -- we have seen efforts to gerrymander the states so there is perpetual control. mississippi has been one of the states. in the southern states, 10 years ago, they passed laws that required photo i.d.. for so many, they were maybe 50, 60 miles from the closest place they could get an official government i.d. it was disenfranchising people who had been able to vote

if they can come for me, as they surely did, if are coming for donald, john trump, as they surely are, then they can surely come for if we don't, our government, their our government will control us. if we don't control all three branch churches of our legislative. what's the other one? judicial, then they will put some of us like steve bannon and me in prison and donald trump and they control the rest us. okay, so that's the setup that's the setup. so what i'm saying is that it's important that we control all three branches of government. the next thing i do is talk about how i was taken to prison it started with the legislative branch, a democrat majority in the house of representatives led by lawfare, jackals with names like pelosi, schiff, raskin hail me, contempt of congress simply for honoring executive privilege and defending the constitution. separation of powers by, refusing to before unlawful kangaroo j six committee, which had only one purpose. you know what was it wasn't to get to the bottom of j six. what was it again to stop donald trump from getting back to the white ch

donald trump term will be extremely dangerous for this country. and all of the freedoms and rights people have will be overturned. >> and so donald trump is confronted with johnsome good things. when trump issues a written response to john kelly today, he does not say hitler did not do good things. do you think knowing what you know about polling and the slices of voting that is out there that in key battleground states donald trump believes that there are actual american nazis numbering in the thousands or several hundred at least in each battleground state, who could be the margin of victory for him in this state? that is why he is is atrade of condemning naziism? >> i don't think that is what he believes, to be honest with you. i think his hope is that people will see america as a dark place, as a divisive place, a place we have to hate one another in order to get ahead. we have to demean each other to get ahead. that is who he is. that is who he has always been and continues to show us that at every turn. he is hoping that people are going to buy it. look, i am very confident. somewhat of a somber interview, i am confident because of the work the campaign

take a listen. >> we have a call right now from former president donald john trump. >> i do have a question will be an interesting one. answer to be easy. how brilliant is donald j. trump? >> but here's, first of all, of course, you're very brilliant, sir and we both agree. >> on one level a joke, a bit. also like, that's a -- that's a, putting him in his place making sure -- a form of politics i just haven't seen in my lifetime in america. >> no. these are authoritarian dynamics. political leads constantly demonstrating loyalty and the leader stages occasions for them to do that. the other side of this, many occasions of ritual humiliation, where elites who may be strayed a bit or haven't proclaimed their dear leader sentiments for too long are ridge wael humiliating in front of cameras always on television. the leader keeps order among political elites and also called divide and rule. you pit them against each other so they can compete for your loyalty. and that's typical thing in all regimes i've studied and donald trump has been using his campaign to actually, like, kind of manage the e

retired marine general john kelly, who served as donald trump's chief of staff for a year and a half,own words on tape sounding all of the alarms about donald trump's lack of character and basic fitness for the office. john kelly sat down for three on the record interviews with nrkts "new york times" reporter mike schmidt. each answer that he gives is stunning on its own, but taken together that composite paints an alarming portrait of an ex-president. it is a warning for all of us to take donald trump seriously and literally when he talks about wanting to govern as a dictator. >> do you -- what do you think? do you think he's a fascist? >> well, looking at the definition of fascism. it's a far right authoritarian ultranationalist political ideology and movement characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, forcible suppression of opposition, belief in a natural social hierarchy. so certainly in my experience those are the kind of things that he thinks would work better in terms of running america. you know, again, back to this issue of, you know, democracy

donald john trump. is weak and weak minded, and very influenced that vladimir putin complements him and access though he is beholden-- i am fearful, very fearful of that situation. i will not be voting for trump. last but not least, this is sunday. my great-grandfather told me that a lie is a dangerous thing and a liar is a dangerous person. that lie would get halfway around the world before the truth gets started. worse than that, someone will believe that live. he would say i would rather someone to strike me than to tell a lie on me. but we have been inundated with today is lie after lie after lie. host: i have to end it there, tina. thank you to everyone who lled in this segment. after the break, we are going to kick off our battleground state series. we will hear from reporters and analysts in key swing states to get a sense of the political lay of the land 15 days out from election day. this morning, we are going to put the political spotlight on the state of michigan and its 15 electoral college

donald john trump. is weak and weak minded, and very influenced that vladimir putin complements him and access though he is beholden-- i am fearful, very fearful of that situation. i will not be voting for trump. last but not least, this is sunday. my great-grandfather told me that a lie is a dangerous thing and a liar is a dangerous person. that lie would get halfway around the world before the truth gets started. worse than that, someone will believe that live. he would say i would rather someone to strike me than to tell a lie on me. but we have been inundated with today is lie after lie after lie. host: i have to end it there, tina. thank you to everyone who called in this segment. after the break, we are going to kick off our battleground state series. we will hear from reporters and analysts in key swing states to get a sense of the political lay of the land 15 days out from election day. this morning, we are going to put the political spotlight on the state of michigan and its 15 electoral colleg

. >> donald john trump! nterview comes a day after a bizarre trump town hall in oaks, pennsylvania. the event was twice interrupted by medical emergencies in the audience. as medics responded -- >> put on pavarotti singing ave maria nice and loud. stephanie: trump requested italian opera from the dj. then trump turned the town hall into a half-hour listening party after the two ill attendees were carried away on stretchers. >> those two people who went down our patriots and because of them we ended up with some good music, right? stephanie: vice president kamala harris is in michigan trying to shore up support among black men. she participated in a radio town hall hosted by charlamagne tha god. >> part of the challenge i face is they are trying to scare people away because they know they otherwise have nothing to run on. ask donald trump what his plan is for black america. ask him. i will tell you what it is. look at project 2025. project 2025 tells you the plan includes making police departments have stop an

the working-class people of this country, the middle class people of this country that support donald john trump, are not going to let that happen. i will take some questions. [applause] tim miller. >> listening to your podcast this morning. steve: do you have the pukas on today or the pearls? this is tim miller, one of my favorite guys. msnbc, used to be the spokesperson -- when i met him as a younger man, spokesperson for the rnc, the old rnc, establishment rnc, the rnc of mitt and romney, not the rnc of donald trump. >> you said on your podcast today that it continues from november 5 to elect -- inauguration day with january 6 being a focus on that. steve: what you ought to focus on is jamie raskin. he said if they take the house by one seat, they will go back to their committee report and they will say trump is an insurrectionist, bannon went to prison, president trump has been indicted, and they will sit there and go, the supreme court may have issued a 9-0 opinion on it being on the ballot but it doesn't mean that we had to send him as president. this is what they are thinking now. nancy p

please welcome the 45th president and the 47th president of the united states, donald john trump. ♪ ♪noem: welcome, president trump. mr. trump: thank you very much. this is a nice crowd. gov. noem: yes, they love you. you know why? it's because they recognize, sir, that you are the one who fights for them. you are the one who protects them. mr. trump: you know what else? they fight for themselves. they have been fighting for a long time. we are going to make your fight easier, very important. because what's happened to our country in the last almost four years now, it is hard to believe, but if you look at the borders, if you look at inflation, you look at the afghanistan disaster, the most embarrassing time in the entry of our country, i think the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country, afghanistan, not getting out, i was getting out with dignity, strength. the way they got out was the most embarrassing thing that ever happened. probably led to putin going into ukraine, probably. he looked at it he said, these people aren't very good, are they? he wouldn't have done t

trump. this is still new to hear -- john kelly was the former chief of staff -- saying this. governor tim walz spoke about this. take a listen to what he said. >> donald trump's descension into madness and john kelly who i thank for showing the courage to come forward, truly telling the world, those closest to donald trump know how dangerous he is. the desire of donald trump to wish he had generals like adolph hitler had, mark milley's, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, talking about he's the most dangerous person he ever encountered. it goes on and on with people around him. >> reporter: governor walz spoke about this in wisconsin. he said as a 24-year veteran of the military these comments make him sick. it really is showing you that this campaign, the harris campaign, they want to make sure they're reacting to this and keeping this front of mind and putting it in front of voters. it underscores the message they've been saying which is donald trump is a threat to democracy and it's a message we've heard over and over, including here in pennsylvania where vice president was sitting next to former congresswoman liz cheney saying those exact w

. >>> the breaking news of the night is donald trump's longest serving chief of staff in the white house, john kelly, now making public statements in two industry viewed today and tonight. opposing donald trump. donald trump was the stupidest major party for president when he first ran eight years ago, now at age 78 he is even stupider. his proposals about tariffs for example have gone from childishly naive eight years ago to crazy duranged. he is the stupidest presidential candidate in history, but the breaking news of the night is donald trump's longest serving white house chief of staff, marine general john kelly has gone public in two interviews to warn the damages of allowing trump to be preside. the president. kelly is saying he is a fascist. >>> certainly the former president is in the far-right area. hey certainly an author an authoritarian. he falls into the general definition of fascist for sure. >>> 74 years after eisenhower and the greatest general's in the history of combat defeated hitler in world war ii and drove him to suicide. general john kelly still had to battle hitler in d

the working class people in this country, the middle class people in this country that support donald john trump, are not going to let that happen. i'll take some questions. reporter: steve -- steve: ken miller. reporter: listening to our podcast -- steve: do we have the pearls -- pukas and pearls? reporter: no -- steve: this is tim miller, one of my favorite guys from minutes and the bulwark. used to be the spokesman for -- when i met tim as a younger man, he was the spokesman for the r.n.c., the old r.n.c., the establishment r.n.c. the r.n.c. of mitt romney. not the r.n.c. of donald trump. but go ahead. question? reporter: you said on your -- not a podcast podcast that the fight will continue from november 5 to inauguration day. steve: yes. reporter: with january 6 being a key part of that. steve: yes. reporter: are you planning an encore from the last? steve: tim, what you ought to focus on is jaime raskin. jaime raskin saying right now if they take the house by one seat, that they will go back to their committee report and they will say president trump's an insurrectionist and bannon has bee

donald trump is a fascist? >> yes i do. >> i know you've said before that recently you said that trump uses blatantly fascist rhetoric. do you agree with john kelly, with vice president harris, that donald trump does meet the definition of a fascist? >> you know, caitlin, i do-- expect to be clear when >> yes. he said himself. the former president said he is going to be a dictator on day one. >> that started after two jaw- dropping interviews this week with trump's former chief of staff and four star general john kelly. here's how kelly talking to the new york times described him. >> caller: he commented more than once that you know, hitler did some good things, too, and of course if you know history, i think he's lacking that, but if you know what hitler was all about you would be pretty hard to make an argument he did anything good. he is certainly an authoritarian, admires people who are dictators, he has said that. um-- so he certainly falls into the general definition of fascist, for sure. >> kelly also confirmed to the atlantic that trump once asked him, why can't you be like the german generals when he responded shirley you can't mea

let's listen. >> yesterday we learned that donald trump's former chief of staff, john kelly, a retiredour-star general, confirmed that wild donald trump was president he said he wanted generals like adolf hitler had donald trump said that because he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution. he wants a military that is loyal to him he wants a military who will be loyal to him personally. one that we'll obey his orders even when he tells them to break the law or abandon their oath to the constitution of the united states. in just the past week, donald trump has repeatedly called his fellow americans, the enemy from within even said that he would use the united states military to go after american citizen and let's be clear about who he considers to be the enemy from within anyone who refuses to bend a knee or dares to criticize him would qualify in his mind as the enemy within like judges, like journalist like nonpartisan election officials it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler the man who is responsibl

. >>> the breaking news of the night, is donald trump's longest serving chief of staff, john kelly is now making public statements in two interviews today and tonight, opposing donald trump's candidacy. donald trump was the stupidest major party nominee when he first ran for president eight years ago and now at 78 he is demonstrably even stupider, his proposals about tariffs have gone from childishly naove to crazily deranged now. on economic policy alone, trump is the stupidest and most dangerous presidential candidate in history, but the breaking news of the night is the donald trump's longest serving white house chief of staff, former marine corps general john kelly has gone public in two interviews to warn the country against the dangers of allowing donald trump to win the electoral college again, the new york times has released audio of its interview with john kelly saying among other things that donald trump is indeed, a fascist. >> certainly the former president is in the far right area, he's certainly an authoritarian, admires people who are dictators, he has said that. so, he

donald trump for a moxie reportedly made about adults. hitler, ours says that comments are a window into who, how republican rival really is. yesterday we learned that donald trump's former chief of staff, john kelly, a retired 4 star general, confirmed that wild donald trump was president. he said he wanted generals like adolf hitler had. donald trump said that because he does not want a military. that is loyal to the united states constitution. he wants a military that is loyal to him. kimberly healthcare has moved from philadelphia. the harris campaign has respond. busy to the comments allegedly made by donald trump while he was in office as president. but he spoke positively about adolf hitler. calling those comments deeply troubling the vice president said, is incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. a man that was responsible for the death of 6000000 jews and hundreds of thousands of americans. the campaign and the vice president also deeply concerned about other comments. the donald trump is also made regarding election officials, journalists, and also judges calling those officials. the enemy was in, they say this is just further proof that the former preside

donald trump go through his normal speech. no reference so told to the comments made by his former chief of staff john kelly, suggesting that donald trump wanted his generals to be like those who surrounded hitler, loyal to him. but he did put out a statement before he arrived in duluth describing john kelly as a low life lawyer saying that he was a total degenerate. tough but dumb who got dumb. i spent time in the white house. eventually donald trump said he didn't consult with him on anything on fire to the we spoke to people who went to the raleigh and they say that the comments if true, have not impacted on the way they will cast their vote on november. the 5th trumps my man. he was my man 4 years ago. he was my man in the last 4 years, but he wasn't near me. people made a big mistake. he's been there before. he did it and get this straightened out. i say this one i wouldn't go far. see the only person in rich, georgia is an important store for both candidates in the selection. it has 16 electoral college votes as quite a significant number. and in the past that has been sold, ludo public and but it flipped in 2020 to jo bite.

donald trump is courting voters tonight in the state of georgia. but he is also facing blistering new criticism from his longest serving chief of staff john kelly who'sthe alarm on trump's fitness for office, something kamala harris pounced on today. here's lisa desjardins. lisa: in swing state georgia, south of atlanta, >> president donald j. trump. >> former president donald trump fielded questions in front of a friendly crowd a faith town hall of christians. >> when you and believe in god it is a big advantage from people who do not have that. >> but overnight, far harsher words from john kelly, trump's longest serving chief of staff, someone at his side for nearly a year and a half. in scathing comments and audio interviews with the new york times, kelly said trump behind the scenes display the tendencies of a fascist. >> certainly in authoritarian, admires people who are dictators. he falls into the general definition of a fascist for sure. >> the retired marine general says he will not endorse a candidate in the election. >> that is an enemy from within. that is really, that is a threat to democracy. >> but said trump's recent comments about us