Kamala Harris cited news reports that said Trump praised Hitler. She did not call him Hitler.
Vice President Kamala Harris did not call former President Donald Trump "Adolf Hitler." In Oct. 23 comments, Harris referred to recent New York Times reporting in which former Trump Chief of Staff John Kelly said Trump had said admiring things about Hitler and Hitler’s military control.
On the defensive over comments by his former chief of staff, former President Donald Trump said Thursday he is not a fascist ...
Former US President Donald Trump denied allegations from a recent report, which claimed he made positive comments about Adolf ...
We've reached the point in which the Republican Party’s presidential nominee is having to address credible questions about ...
A report making the claim in The Atlantic relied on the alleged testimony of two people who had a private talk with Trump at ...
The Atlantic said it never published any such headline. The image is an altered version of an Oct. 22 article about Trump.
Trump's ex-chief of staff told news outlets this week that the former president praised Adolf Hitler on multiple occasions.
Both rallygoers and professional Republicans defended Trump and attacked his former chief of staff for revealing Trump's ...
Kelly told The New York Times in an extensive interview that Trump spoke positively of Hitler while in office. Kelly expressed overall concern that Trump would act more like a dictator if elected to ...
The Atlantic reported this week that the former president wanted "the kind of generals Hitler had," and his former chief of staff said he made positive remarks about Hitler.
Former President Donald Trump repeatedly praised Adolf Hitler and other dictators while in office, ex-White House Chief of ...
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