Former President Donald Trump bashed his Democratic opponent and a CNN anchor following Kamala Harris' interview with CNN.
Harris gave her first sit-down interview as a presidential candidate with CNN on Thursday with running mate Tim Walz at her side. The 40-minute interview with anchor Dana Bash touched on the economy, Trump's questioning of her racial identity and key stances that she said she has since evolved.
Speaking to MAGA supporters in Johnstown, Pennsylvania on Friday afternoon, Trump asked the crowd, "This is who's going to be president? I don't think so."
"Sitting propped up at a desk with this guy this, uh, Tampon Tim," he jabbed, to laughs. "And it's the first interview she's done in like — nobody's ever seen anything like it."
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Trump continued slamming Harris, calling her "too weak to do an interview one-on-one" with "soft" Dana Bash.
"I know Dana she's always, you know, nasty," he said. "She was so nice to the Democrats. It's much easier to be a Democrat. But we don't agree with their policies because their policies will destroy our nation. So we can't do that."
He returned to the interview and called it "weak" from the standpoint of CNN.
"I think CNN should be ashamed of themselves. If that were me up there: 'Sir, I heard you want the death penalty for drug dealers - why?' Well, you know, I'd like to end the drug epidemic if that's ok," he said.
