"Hamas Wanted Kamala" – Israeli Hostage SAYS Terrorists FEARED Trump, Hoped For Harris Win

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🗓️ 4 June 2025

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A freed Israeli hostage claims Hamas captors rooted for Kamala Harris in 2024, fearing Trump’s return. The panel reacts to CNN’s awkward interview, the importance of strong leadership, and what this means for U.S. credibility on the world stage.

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0:00.0	So watch this. Freed Israeli hostage. Says Hamas captors were rooting for Harris to beat Trump.
0:08.4	Now, why would they be doing this? This is on CNN. And CNN is interviewing this guy,
0:12.4	just got freed, trying to get some gotcha information, and he kept giving him the answer.
0:18.5	They did not want to hear.
0:21.5	He was held hostage for 500 days before he was freed.
0:24.7	Says the captain were hoping Vice President Kamala Harris would win in 2020 for president election, and here's why.
0:29.9	Very scared of him.
0:31.1	Yeah, they wanted...
0:32.4	Who?
0:33.4	Terrorists.
0:34.2	We're afraid of Trump.
0:35.2	Yeah.
0:35.6	They wanted Kamala to be chosen.
0:38.3	You talked politics with them?
0:40.3	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:41.3	They wanted Kamala to be elected.
0:44.3	When Trump came into, became president, yeah?
0:49.3	You know, CNN loves.
0:51.3	The way they treated us changed for me.
0:55.5	Personally, this is what I felt. I think because they anticipated that a deal would come soon.
0:58.2	Yeah.
0:58.8	And that's when they started giving you more food.
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