Trump claims he had ‘right to interfere’ in election as Harris, Biden hold first joint campaign event: Live

Donald Trump boasted that he had “every right” to interfere in the 2020 presidential election, he told Fox News host Mark Levin on Life, Liberty and Levin on Sunday evening.

When Levin segued to the former president’s legal troubles and the Department of Justice’s intentions to “keep smearing you,” in the host’s words, Trump replied: “Whoever heard you get indicted for interfering with a presidential election, where you have every right to do it, you get indicted, and your poll numbers go up,” he said.

“When people get indicted your pull numbers go down.”

Taking a swipe at President Joe Biden, Trump added: “The people who go around indicting their political opponents, especially when their political opponent didn’t want to do it to them. I could’ve done it so easy.”

Donald Trump’s new proposal for the government or insurance companies to be mandated to pay for in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment for Americans has already divided the Republican party – with two GOP senators giving opposing stances on the matter on Sunday.

The ex-president has been trying to navigate the post-Roe landscape since 2022, with limited success. As his presidential campaign has progressed throughout 2024, Trump has repeatedly claimed credit for appointing Supreme Court justices who voted to overturn federal protections on abortion — while he has simultaneously sought to distance himself from hardline opponents of abortion who are seeking to ban IVF and other fertility treatments, as well as the stricter end of GOP-led proposals to ban abortion at various points during the pregnancy.

Over the past week, the former president made his latest attempt.

John Bowden reports.

Donald Trump is parroting a new line of attack against Kamala Harris, and he’s lovin’ it.

The vice president formerly claimed that she worked at McDonalds during an appearance on the Drew Barrymore Show in April.

Now, Trump has cast doubts over whether Harris really did flip burgers back in her youth.

“She also said, ‘I worked at McDonald’s.’ Turned out she didn’t work at McDonalds,” he baselessly claimed while speaking to conservative parental rights group, Moms for Liberty on Friday.

“After an exhaustive study that took about 20 minutes, they found out she never worked there. There’s a lot of fake stuff going on,” he added.

On Sunday, the former president took to his Truth Social to once again brand Harris a liar over her fast food chain claim, along with a photoshopped picture of the vice president.

“Kamala said she worked at McDonalds - she never did. Lie!”

Donald Trump said that the murder of six Israeli hostages, including US citizen Hersh Goldberg-Polin, would have never happened if he was still president.

The Israeli Defense Forces confirmed the deaths in an early-morning briefing on Sunday, declaring that the hostages were “brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists,” just days before military personnel retrieved their bodies from a tunnel several dozen feet deep in the southern Gazan city of Rafah.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters flooded streets on Sunday night, urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to agree a deal with Hamas to return the remaining hostages.

Now, Trump has spoken out declaring that he will stop the war upon his prospective return to the White House.

“This terror would have never happened if I were President, and it will stop the day I am back in the Oval Office,” he wrote on X on Sunday evening.

Anthony Scaramucci, a former aide to Donald Trump, has claimed he has only met one person who hates his ex-boss more than his wife Melania Trump.

Speaking in an interview with MeidasTouch on Saturday, Scaramucci suggested that the former president’s wife might be the only person who would like to see Vice President Kamala Harris win the presidential election more than he does, because “she hates him.”

Michelle Del Rey has the story.

Donald Trump loyalist Lindsey Graham went on the offense against Kamala Harris on Sunday calling her a “wrecking ball” for her stance on Israel’s war with Hamas, after it was announced that six hostages had been found dead in Gaza.

Graham appeared on ABC’s This Week on Sunday and opened up a line of attack against Harris’s foreign policy credentials – something that the Trump campaign has been trying to get off the ground this past week as it pushes back on criticism over a controversial visit to Arlington National Cemetery and a host of issues related to his running mate JD Vance.

“I would say on foreign policy, she [Harris] has been a wrecking ball,” Graham said on Sunday.

John Bowden reports.

Kamala Harris’s campaign is entering September with the mindset of a campaign running from behind – even as polling shows that is not the case.

A memo sent out by the Harris campaign on Sunday morning claimed that the vice president was still the “underdog” in the race and projected “razor-thin” margins for the race in November.

John Bowden has the story.

In a resurfaced podcast interview from September 2021, Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance said that professional women “choose a path to misery” by prioritizing their careers over having children

Donald Trump’s running mate also claimed the masculinity of men in America is “suppressed”, and attacked immigrants and Democratic Rep Ilhan Omar.

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Melania Trump’s apparent plea to her husband Donald Trump to control his language fell on deaf ears on Friday night when he torched Kamala Harris saying that everything she touches turns to “s**t.”

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