Former President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden in an interview with Elon Musk on Monday, describing Harris as a “radical Left lunatic” and suggesting that Biden is nearing a “vegetable stage.”
In the wide-ranging conversation broadcast on Musk’s social media platform, X, Trump criticized Harris, calling her “far Left, like far, far worse than Bernie Sanders.” He accused her of holding extreme liberal views, including support for defunding the police and banning fracking. Trump warned that Harris, if elected, would lead the country down a destructive path, asserting, “She’s a radical Left lunatic. And if she’s going to be our President very quickly, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
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Trump also targeted Harris’s tenure as Attorney General and her impact on California, labeling her a “San Francisco liberal” who had a negative influence on both the city and the state.
The former president’s remarks come as he faces increased competition from Harris, who has gained momentum following Biden’s endorsement. Harris has energized the Democratic base, drawn large crowds to her rallies, and outpaced Trump in fundraising.
Trump did not hold back his criticism of President Biden, remarking that Biden was “close to the vegetable stage.” He referenced a recent video of Biden on the beach, suggesting that the President’s physical limitations were evident. “I looked at him today on the beach and I said, why would anybody allow him?” Trump said. “The guy could barely walk. Why would anybody allow him? It’s ridiculous.”
Trump’s comments reflect his ongoing struggle to regain control of the 2024 presidential race amid growing support for Harris.
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