Donald Trump Says He's Not 'Unhinged' In Fox News Town Hall
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The GOP presidential nominee also reportedly lashed out at Democrats during the event, calling them "sick."
GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday defended recent comments describing his political opponents as “the enemy from within,” saying he’s not “unhinged” during a Fox News town hall with an all-female audience, according to media reports.
At a Monday rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, Vice President Kamala Harris had slammed her Republican rival as “increasingly unstable and unhinged.” She cited Trump’s remarks on how military force should be used against “radical-left lunatics” on Election Day, with Trump describing such people as a greater threat to the U.S. than adversaries like Russia and China.
“He is out for unchecked power,” she added.
Fox News’ Harris Faulkner, who moderated Trump’s town hall focused on women’s issues, reportedly asked the former president to weigh in on Harris’ criticism of his comments.
“I wasn’t unhinged,” Trump is said to have replied.
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