Harris campaign launches new ad tying Trump to Robinson scandal in battleground North Carolina: Live

The border, the economy… vaping?

Here’s a major policy proposal from former president Donald Trump (or the concept of a plan for one):

I saved Flavored Vaping in 2019, and it greatly helped people get off smoking. I raised the age to 21, keeping it away from the “kids.” Kamala and Joe want everything banned, killing small businesses all over the Country. I’ll save Vaping again!

It’s what America’s been crying out for. Not health care or anything like that.

Eric Garcia explains how Donald Trump’s remaking of the Republican Party allowed for untested and inflammatory candidates to run for office – which might now lead to electoral disaster in key battleground states.

Robinson, North Carolina’s Republican candidate for governor, is fighting for his political career after a bombshell report by CNN’s KFile said he referred to himself as a “black Nazi” and said “slavery is good,” among other shocking remarks, on a porn forum.

This morning, Donald Trump posted on Truth Social about John Kahn’s “The Fighter”:

This is now the Number One song, across all charts, about me. Such an unexpected honor!

After a quick investigation, it’s number one on iTunes (remember that?), not the Billboard Hot 100, Apple Music, or Spotify.

Anyway, here it is, for your listening pleasure…

In an interview with ABC News broadcast on Good Morning America, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff told anchor Michael Strahan that comments made about Vice President Kamala Harris by Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders we “appalling”, “repulsive”, and “so out of touch”.

The governor said earlier this week: “My kids keep me humble. … Unfortunately, Kamala Harris doesn’t have anything keeping her humble.”

Said Emhoff: “Yeah, it’s appalling for somebody who is in a position of leadership, like governor, to say something so repulsive and so out of touch — not only on the 1 — mispronouncing her name, which is disrespectful. She knows what her name is. And then, 2 — as if you need to have your own biological children to be humble.”

He added: “But then — then to say as if women should be humble. And you can see the pushback — even from … within her own party, because it’s a repulsive thing to say.”

You can watch Emhoff’s response below at the 2:10 mark:

Emhoff’s ex-wife Kersten Emhoff, mother to their children Ella and Cole, Harris’s stepchildren, hit out at the governor earlier in the week to in response to her comments.

Here’s Katie Hawkinson’s report on what she had to say: