A former aide to Donald Trump is seeing cracks in MAGA world.
Speaking on "The View," with special guest Chelsea Clinton, Alyssa Farah Griffin hit out at Trump's claims that he won Tuesday's debate — or that he's polling at over 80 percent approval ratings.
"The last 24 hours has been a bit of a MAGA reality check similar to how some Democrats felt after [President Joe] Biden didn't do as well as well as they expected in the debate," said Griffin, who was a White House communications director.
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"If you're a Trump supporter, you probably live on a steady diet of clips he puts out where he may still seem like the strong, tough guy they like, but their own eyes saw that he was unable to talk about just basic policy," she said.
One moment in particular stood out to her: when Kamala Harris mentioned the Polish immigrant population in Pennsylvania.
"And he didn't have a health care plan," Griffin said while special guest Clinton chimed in that he called it "concepts of a plan."
"He can get away with lying about the election," Griffin said. People might believe it. They won't believe he won when they saw with their own eyes he melted down. There's buyer's remorse today. It won't change. People won't walk away from him in droves but, as RFK Jr. said, it may move independents away from him."
