Trump Spews Bonkers Claim That Harris Was Fed Questions Pre-Debate: 'Say It This Way!'
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The GOP nominee shared a conspiracy theory also backed by Laura Loomer.
Donald Trump declared that Kamala Harris received questions prior to this week’s debate in a bonkers claim he spewed at his campaign rally in Las Vegas on Friday.
“Did she get the questions? Ya think? So I hear she got the questions and I also heard she got something in the ear, a little something in the ear. ‘No, Kamala, do this. Say it this way, Kamala. OK, be quiet, too many people watching,’” said Trump as he imagined someone talking to Harris through an earpiece.
The former president’s remarks come just days after he laid the groundwork for the baseless rally claim in an appearance on “Fox & Friends” Wednesday.
He claimed Harris was “awfully familiar” with the questions from ABC News, which told The Daily Beast it “absolutely” didn’t send questions to Harris in advance and campaign aides weren’t in touch with the moderators beforehand.
HuffPost reached out to the Trump campaign, which was not immediately available for comment on the claim.
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