MSNBC host Jen Psaki explained how Vice President Kamala Harris makes Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump "seem small" despite using the same tactics that helped him win his 2016 campaign.
During the opening monologue for her Sunday show, Psaki predicted Trump would hate the upcoming Democratic National Convention (DNC) because he loves to be the focus of attention.
"But now, for the first time, perhaps, in his political career, Donald Trump is losing the battle for attention," she explained. "And he's losing it because Kamala Harris is beating him at his own game."
"Now, that dynamic is very clearly driving Trump insane," the MSNBC host observed. "He only has one bag of tricks. I mean, a racist comment here, a crazy conspiracy there."
Psaki said Trump appeared to be "completely unraveling" at many of his speeches and press conferences. She explained the "best case scenario is boring and small" for recent Trump events.
Psaki asserted that Trump benefitted from "this dark, eerie unpredictability" in the past, which made people want to watch him.
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"Now Kamala Harris and Tim Walz have stolen the show," she remarked. "And everything they're doing right now, Harris and Walz are shrinking him down to the aging, confused, boring, rambling Donald Trump, who he really is."
"They're holding the huge rallies, generating the crowds and the headlines, which makes him seem small," she added. "They're putting out biting, funny press releases, which makes him seem small."
"And they're calling him weird because he deserves it, which also makes him seem small."
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