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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump releases his first television campaign ad, entitled "Two Americas: Immigration," one of two ads the campaign will air in five states this week. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
A former aide to President Donald Trump, Omarosa Manigault Newman says she believes Trump's 'going through a psychotic episode' over his election loss. Omarosa Manigault Newman, often referred to simply as Omarosa, was also a contestant on Trump's reality TV show, 'The Apprentice.' Saturday, Omarosa told MSNBC's Alex Witt that Trump's actions remind her of the show because he's 'trying to produce a moment' to change the results. The American people need true leadership, not a reality TV host, which Donald Trump is reverting to. Omarosa Manigault Newman Omarosa says she 'feels bad' for anyone left in the Trump administration because Trump will blame everyone for his loss except for himself.
Every week, Rudy Giuliani posts a video to YouTube as part of his series, 'Rudy Giuliani's Common Sense.' There, the former New York City mayor and personal lawyer to President Donald Trump discusses political issues. Business Insider reports Friday's episode was a strange, 17-minute affair in which Giuliani pounded his desk making unsubstantiated claims about voter fraud. Citing no evidence, Giuliani called mail-in ballots 'unconstitutional' and a strategy for Democrats to hold back votes until they are needed in tight races. He also raged against Fox News for calling Arizona for Joe Biden. Thursday, pro-Trump protesters, some armed, tried to enter an Arizona polling station where votes were being counted in Maricopa County. Giuliani interrupted his own diatribe with two commercial breaks. In the second one, he smokes and promotes a 'real cigar' company with his discount code.
A municipal worker in Commerce Township, Michigan, had to get 13 stitches just for trying to do his job. He was trying to move a Trump 2020 campaign sign, as it was violating a city ordinance. It needed to be a further nine feet away from the center of the road. Unfortunately, Business Insider reports the bottom of the sign was lined with razor blades. The homeowners said they weren't aware of the razor blades, but added they have recently had several Trump campaign signs stolen. It's not the first time people have attached blades to campaign signs. One TikTok video showed a Biden supporter doing the same--to prevent theft.
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