Trump Labor Day FAIL, Kamala gains largest lead yet The David Pakman Show - September 3, 2024 Sep 3 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. Soaking wet Trump suffers speech collapse Donald Trump recently held rallies in Pennsylvania and Michigan, where he was visibly sweating while delivering erratic speeches that covered a strange assortment of topics. He claimed that his off-topic remarks about subjects like sharks and electrocution demonstrated his intellectual prowess, boasting that English professors often praise his oratory skills. During the rallies, Trump made racially charged comments about Congressman Byron Donalds, ambiguously referring to him as one of the "smart ones," which was widely interpreted as either a racist remark or typical Trumpian confusion. Additionally, he mispronounced Kamala Harris's first name and emphasized Barack Obama's middle name, "Hussein," in an apparent dog whistle. One rally also saw a supporter attempting to attack the media, underscoring the ongoing issue of Trump weaponizing his base. As the final weeks before the 2024 election unfold, Trump’s rallies appear increasingly ineffective, with outlets like CNN and even Fox News frequently cutting away from his speeches. Trump's brain short-circuits during DISASTER Fox interview In a recent interview by Fox News's Mark Levin, former President Donald Trump struggled to articulate his thoughts, leading to a confusing and disjointed conversation. Trump appeared to have difficulty with vocabulary, particularly when discussing his belief that God has a purpose for him to "fix" the country. The interview highlighted several instances where Trump's statements were either unclear or factually incorrect. For example, Trump mistakenly described "BleachBit," a software used for deleting data, as a physical substance like acid. Additionally, Trump criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her treatment of Mike Pence, despite having sent a mob after Pence on January 6th. The interview also revealed Trump's contradictory statements about interfering in the presidential election; he admitted to doing so but argued he had the right to interfere. The interview, intended to be an easy platform for Trump, instead showcased his struggle with basic concepts and led to further confusion regarding his statements. From over the weekend: DON'T TRUST THEM! Trump now RUNNING AWAY from abortion bans! Donald Trump and his allies are facing the political fallout from their stance on abortion, with Republicans, including Trump and JD Vance, retreating from their previous hardline rhetoric. In a recent interview, Vance claimed that Trump would not impose a federal abortion ban if elected, despite Trump's earlier ambiguity on the issue. This shift highlights a growing recognition within the Republican Party that strict abortion bans are politically toxic, as they've consistently lost referendums and seen their anti-choice stance become a significant electoral liability. The Democratic Party's recent efforts to reframe themselves as the party of freedom, particularly regarding bodily autonomy, have effectively put Republicans on the defensive. Vance's commitment against a federal abortion ban seems more strategic than sincere, signaling the GOP's awareness of the political dangers they face and their attempt to recalibrate their position to mitigate the damage. From over the weekend: Gavin Newsom brutalizes Fox News AGAIN Once again, Gavin Newsom has proven himself to be a formidable communicator, particularly in challenging hostile media environments like Fox News. During interviews where hosts often attempt to expose divisions within the Democratic Party, Newsom excels at redirecting the conversation to focus on the broader contrasts between Democratic and Republican policies. For instance, when questioned about his handling of COVID-19 and alleged restrictions on freedoms, Newsom effectively highlighted California's superior outcomes in health, education, and the economy compared to states like Florida. On the issue of crime, he adeptly pointed out that California's threshold for felony charges is stricter than Texas’s, reframing the debate in his favor. Newsom's ability to "zoom out" and shift the discussion from specific accusations to larger results demonstrates his skill in navigating politically charged topics. This approach not only defuses potential traps set by interviewers but also reinforces the strengths of Democratic leadership. More on the show: -- Kamala Harris opens her largest national lead on Donald Trump thus far as she rallies on Labor Day while Trump is missing -- Donald Trump suffers the worst Labor Day of his political life -- The Trump campaign is reportedly abandoning New Hampshire on the belief that Trump cannot win there, and is also cutting spending in North Carolina -- A visibly soaking wet Donald Trump terrifies multiple crowds at rallies in Johnstown, Pennsylvania and Pottersville, Michigan THANK YOU DAVID FOR THIS...TRUMP IS DELUSIONAL! -- During an event with the right wing group Moms for Liberty, Donald Trump suggests that trans surgeries are being performed in schools -- Explaining the Bernie Sanders to Donald Trump pipeline that exists to a small degree -- On the Bonus Show: Gender gap widens between Harris and Trump, Trump's push for free IVF might attract suburban women, the new obsession with Kamala Harris work history at McDonald's, much more...