Kamala Harris, the Democrat nominee for president and US vice chairman, jibed Donald Trump while posting a video of him discussing the “enemies within” the nation.
In a march held in Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground state, Harris cautioned the people about the possible consequences of Trump regaining energy, stating,” We know who Trump is, he’ll stop at nothing to say authority for himself”.
She urged people to watch Trump’s rally speeches to learn what he meant.
Harris performed a montage of Trump’s speeches and interviews during the rally, in which he discusses the country’s internal enemies and how he plans to deal with them, including the possibility of using military force. In an approximately 40-second clip, Trump can be heard saying,” The worst people are the enemies within. Those individuals pose a greater threat than Russia and China. He further asserts that these individuals are mentally ill and” should be imprisoned.”
The clip also showed Trump’s proposed methods for handling these individuals, advocating for “one rough hour, very rough hour”, where” sick, radical left people and lunatics” can be dealt with using “national guards or even military if necessary”.
Harris then warns the public that, in Trump’s view, these’ enemies within’ are those” who do n’t support him or bend to his will”. She specifically highlights that” Journalists, election officials and judges” will be his primary targets, and he will deploy the military to confront them.
In Harris’s opinion,” a second term for Trump would be a very huge risk for America and will be dangerous”. Emphasizing the gravity of her warning, she stated,” He wants to send military after American citizens”.
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