Trump Comments On Parade During Rally

Welcome! In this episode, we bring up the latest comments made by the Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump. During a recent rally in Pennsylvania, the former president criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her role in the contentious 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal carried out by the current administration.

Trump expressed strong dissatisfaction about the events that transpired on the three-year anniversary of Afghanistan’s collapse. He detailed how the sight of the Taliban, flaunting billions of dollars worth of U.S. military equipment, accentuated the catastrophe that the withdrawal had become. He voiced to the crowd, “Did you witness the Taliban parading with all of the equipment they seized from America? $85 billion worth, two days prior, commemorating three years of America’s defeat by these individuals.”

Trump then urged his audience to remember a time when the might of the American military was both respected and feared. During his tenure, he highlighted, the Taliban refrained from launching attacks on U.S. forces in the country for a significant period of a year and a half, a time without any American soldier fatalities in Afghanistan. In Trump’s view, “And then I left, and this collection of incapable persons took control, and the turmoil began anew.”

Trump made a striking claim, tagging the withdrawal event as the “most humiliating day in our nation’s history.” He underscored that Vice President Harris had publicly stated she was the last one present when the withdrawal decision was finalized. This proclamation led some to infer she had the ultimate decision-making authority, a point Trump was eager to critique. He stated, “It’s been the most embarrassing moment in our nation’s history, Afghanistan. It should have never, ever occurred. We should have exited with respect and power. And you don’t extract your military first, you extract them last.”

Yet, here’s Kamala, seemingly proud of that disastrous moment.

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