Harris dodges whether she's more 'pro-Israel' than Trump at CNN town hall, instead invokes Putin, Jan. 6
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Vice President Kamala Harris went off on former President Trump, invoking dictators, COVID and Jan. 6 when asked about whether she would be more "pro-Israel" than her GOP rival.
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What followed was a lengthy three-minute response to the question, none of it involving the Jewish State nor the ongoing wars in the Middle East.
"I believe that Donald Trump is dangerous," Harris responded. "I believe that when you have a President of the United States who has said to his generals who worked for him because he is Commander in Chief. These conversations, I assume, many of them took place in the Oval Office. And if the President of the United States, the Commander in Chief, is saying to his generals, in essence, 'Why can't you be more like Hitler's generals?' Anderson, come on."
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