Ex-Aide Breaks Down Why She Thinks Donald Trump Is Starting To 'Spiral'
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"That's what happens when he gets desperate," Sarah Matthews told MSNBC.
Sarah Matthews, a former press aide to Donald Trump, said the former president is behaving with increasing desperation as his campaign flails against Vice President Kamala Harris’ momentum.
“I think that he feels this election slipping away from him, and that’s where you’re beginning to see him spiral and cling to these conspiracy theories, as you noted with the AI generated crowds, which obviously can be easily disproven,” Matthews said on MSNBC’s “Inside with Jen Psaki” Monday.
Trump on Sunday falsely accused Harris of using artificial intelligence to enhance the size of the crowd she drew at a rally in Michigan last week.
“That’s what happens when he gets desperate,” Matthews added, noting that Trump has also recently questioned Harris’ racial identity and ramped up his feud with Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R).
“These are not winning campaign messages,” Matthews said. “But that is what he does when he feels like he’s under attack, is he uses these kinds of lines of defense that don’t make much sense for campaigning.”
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