Kamala historic Trump defeat in debate gone wrong, Fox panics The David Pakman Show - September 11, 2024 Sep 11 Listen to today's show This installment of The David Pakman Show newsletter is free for everyone. I send these daily. If you’d like to receive it, join the newsletter today. Note: This is totally separate from website Membership and does not affect your website Membership in any way. Trump WORST DEBATE in history as Kamala laughs In last night’s debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, Trump delivered one of the worst debate performances in modern political history. Throughout the event, Trump appeared disorganized, ranting, sweating, and failing to articulate serious political points, in contrast to Harris's calm and composed demeanor. Kamala effectively outlined Trump's failures, including his handling of unemployment, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the attack on democracy during his presidency. Trump, in turn, became increasingly agitated, bringing up unrelated and debunked claims, such as a bizarre conspiracy about immigrants eating pets. Harris’s composed responses and critiques of Trump’s leadership visibly triggered him, as he struggled to maintain composure. A particularly striking moment came when Harris pointed out that 81 million Americans had "fired" Trump, highlighting his inability to accept the outcome of the 2020 election. The debate ended with Trump still trying to land effective attacks but largely failing, while Harris maintained her position as the more composed and capable candidate. DESPERATE Trump wandering around after debate, dazed and confused Following his poor debate performance, Donald Trump was confused and erratic, wandering the spin room and speaking to random reporters. He made bizarre statements, including predicting increased rape and murder in the coming months, leaving many puzzled. During an interview with Sean Hannity, Trump reiterated these claims and later began boasting about winning the debate, citing random percentages from right-wing internet surveys, such as those from Newsmax. His behavior, including shouting out numbers and insisting on victory, appeared desperate rather than confident. When asked about a potential federal abortion ban, Trump once again evaded direct answers, claiming he had given a "perfect answer" while continuing to deny any poor performance. Despite his insistence that he had won the debate by large margins, there was little credible evidence to support his claims. SHOCK: MULTIPLE POLLS SAY TRUMP LOSING NORTH CAROLINA Recent polls from North Carolina show Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump, a state Trump won in 2016 and 2020. A Quinnipiac poll and a WRAL/Survey USA poll both have Harris up by three points, with an average of polls showing the race essentially tied. If Harris wins North Carolina, it significantly narrows Trump's path to victory in 2024. Even if Trump flips key states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona, losing North Carolina would still result in a Harris win. Trump's challenge is further complicated by close polling in states like Florida and Texas, forcing him to defend states he previously won while also needing to flip states he lost in 2020. The strategy for Harris supporters is to focus efforts in battleground states like North Carolina to force Trump to spend time and resources defending them. North Carolina remains a critical state for both candidates heading into the 2024 election. Nikki Haley DISGUSTING, explains her support of Trump Nikki Haley, former UN ambassador and South Carolina governor, has been a vocal Trump critic but continues to support him, seemingly for political reasons rather than personal alignment. In a recent interview, she explained her backing of Trump by focusing on policy over personality, stating she values his policy record despite disliking his communication and behavior. Haley appears to be making a calculated choice to preserve her political future, aware that Republicans who openly oppose Trump, like Liz Cheney and Mitt Romney, often face political downfall. By emphasizing substance over style, she downplays Trump’s rhetoric, even labeling comments from figures like J.D. Vance as unhelpful, while still supporting the party’s broader policies. Ultimately, Haley's stance suggests her support for Trump is driven by political ambition, positioning herself for future relevance within the Republican Party despite personal disagreements with Trump’s conduct. More on the show: -- A deep dive into the scary fact that, despite failure after failure by Donald Trump, he could still defeat Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election -- Fox News panics after the debate, spending the evening attacking ABC's moderators and Kamala Harris -- Fox News guest Brit Hume admits in post-debate coverage that it was a very bad night for Donald Trump -- Donald Trump tells Fox and Friends that he won the debate against Kamala Harris -- Kamala Harris' campaign immediately calls for another debate against Donald Trump -- Taylor Swift endorses Kamala Harris, an endorsement many have been waiting for -- Donald Trump immediately attacks and threatens Taylor Swift after she endorses Kamala Harris -- JD Vance, in a particularly deranged state of mind, repeats the debunked conspiracy theory that Haitian migrants are eating cats in Ohio -- On the Bonus Show: Fox News renews its invitation to host a Trump-Harris debate, MAGA influencers scrambling after Russian indictment, MAGA Mike Johnson pushes funding bill on proof of citizenship despite its destiny to fail, much more...