"I think part of the reason why I'm being pushed towards Trump so strongly is I find that the Democrats and the left keep going straight to Hitler all the time with everything."
"Mainstream media figures now act as paid operatives for the Democratic Party."
Harris claimed she had her own “Veep”-like moment while working in Washington but appeared to be describing a fan-favorite episode of The West Wing.
Trump quipped, "how would you like to play this guy," gesturing toward The Undertaker. "He decides to transition, I don’t think we’d have to worry, but this would not be pleasant."
“I only have my pen, I'll throw it at the occupation soldiers if they invade even if it's the last thing I do.”
"Our community deserves to be protected from a suspect who commits these violent acts.”
"So you’re not Joe Biden, you’re not Donald Trump, but nothing comes to mind that you would do differently."
"Am I also strong enough, or even constructed in such a way where I say, ‘this is too far.’ I don't know that I am.”
One of the featured speakers was the editor of the embattled Palestine Chronicle, whose journalist was revealed to be a Hamas terrorist holding Israelis hostages in his family home in Gaza for 8 months.
The CDC recommends that schools create more "inclusive activities," such as "providing mental health and other health service referrals that are inclusive of students with LGTBQ+ identities."
"What our opponents have never understood is that our movement has never been about me," the 45th president told his supporters. "It's been about you."
"The fundamental existential question is whether humanity becomes sustainably multiplanetary before something happens on Earth to prevent that."
"In order to become a world leader, you have to go to the islands. In order to become a celebrity, you have to go to the Diddy party. This is the way their system works. It's a rite of initiation."
The ABC moderators were insistent on fact-checking Trump, even to the extent of lying about those facts.
This occurred during a Wisconsin speech announcing a $7.3 billion investment in rural electrification.