The Trump campaign’s Corey Lewandowski said that President Biden suggesting Donald Trump’s rhetoric could lead to post-election violence is “complete nonsense” and that “the media hate [Republican vice-presidential nominee JD Vance] because he’s incredibly smart.” He also said that Kamala Harris is “either mentally deficient or she’s terrible at her job” after Donald Trump asserted at a Wisconsin rally that the vice president was born “mentally impaired.”

Democratic Rep. Debbie Dingell said that her “purple” state of Michigan “can go either way” in the 2024 election and that she was “extremely unpopular” for predicting that Trump would win in 2016. She also said that Kamala Harris “has a problem with union workers” and “many of the men … quite frankly, African American young men.”

Tomi Lahren said that Tim Walz sat down with Shannon Bream on Fox News Sunday in his first solo interview since being named Kamala Harris’ running mate because he “performed so poorly” in the vice-presidential debate against JD Vance “that he had to do something.” She also said that a federal judge unsealing Justice Department Special Counsel Jack Smith’s filing against Donald Trump in the January 6^th investigation can “actually help Trump” because people are “sick and tired of this song and dance.”

Kevin Corke said that Kamala Harris’ upcoming appearances on The View, Howard Stern, and Stephen Colbert make her seem “afraid” of doing tough sit-down interviews with journalists and “going on [Stephen] Colbert doesn’t solve that.” He also said that while he “understands” the media’s delayed coverage of Hurricane Helene with a “slammed news cycle,” having a different president in office “might have changed the tone of coverage.”

Alexandria Hoff said of Melania Trump strongly backing abortion rights in her new memoir, “I don’t think this shocks anybody. I don’t even think it necessarily embarrasses former President Trump.” She also said that disclosing the former First Lady’s stance on abortion a month out from the election could be seen as a “strategy” of “trying to bring in more independent voters.”