Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar 10/24/24: Former Model Says Trump Groped Her With Epstein, John Kelly Says Trump Fascist, Nate Silver On Trump Win, Axelrod Calls Out Kamala Word Salad
Oct 24, 2024
This discussion features Dave Weigel, a journalist at Semaphore known for his sharp political insights. He dives into the serious allegations against Trump and how they affect his campaign dynamics. The conversation also highlights John Kelly's provocative comments about Trump's potential fascism and Nate Silver's predictions about Trump's electoral chances. Additionally, they tackle the challenges faced by Kamala Harris in addressing her policy views and the shifting sentiments among voters as the election approaches.
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Trump Accusation and Voter Priorities
- Krystal and Saagar discuss a recent accusation by Stacey Williams, an ex-model associated with Jeffrey Epstein, alleging Trump groped her.
- This and other recent Trump scandals haven't significantly impacted his campaign, likely due to voters prioritizing his past economic record.
Harris Campaign Strategy
- The Harris campaign is targeting moderate female voters, emphasizing Trump's character and the abortion issue.
- They aim to remind voters of Trump's past behavior, including the new Epstein connection, hoping to exacerbate the gender divide.
Contrasting Campaign Ads
- Trump's campaign ads against Harris focus on negative portrayals, while Harris's ads focus on her economic agenda and Trump's character.
- This strategy aims to present Harris as having a plan while Trump focuses on negativity.