Two presidents and a vice president take their message to the people, but is it personal attacks that the voters want?

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but it may not be in the position you'd expect. Welcome to Laura Coates Live. I'm Audie Cornish in for Laura tonight and we're going to talk about this inflection point for the two

presidential campaigns. Kamala Harris shares the stage with the person she

replaced at the top of the Democratic ticket. GOP nominee Donald Trump breaks out the binders as he tries to talk policy while behind

the scenes, tries to shake up his campaign.

His Republican allies have been all but begging him to ditch the insults and go after Harris on the issue. and with this like table full of grocery props and eggs and cheerios and forget a

teleprompter he had a binder and actually looked down to read it. Pitching to

voters his plan to double down on tariffs and eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits, you know, where it felt like

vintage Trump was when he veered into false claims, exaggerations, an insult or two for good measure.

Here's how he responded when CNN's Elena Trine

asked him about allies urging him to stop

personally attacking Harris.

I think I'm entitled to personal attacks. I don't have a lot of respect for her. I don't have a lot of respect for her intelligence and I think she'll be a terrible president.

I mean she certainly attacks me personally. She called me weird he's weird it was just a sound

bite and she called J.D and I weird what's the last name of Kamala nobody nobody knew. It's Harris. Nobody knew the last name. I don't even use it because

nobody knows who I'm talking about.

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