Former President Donald Trump recently addressed a group of undecided Latino voters at a town hall event in Miami where he covered a range of topics including reproductive rights, climate change, immigration, the cost of living, and the January 6 Capitol attack. Trump defended baseless claims about Haitian immigrants eating their neighbors’ pets in Ohio, citing newspaper reports without naming sources.
One attendee, Ramiro Gonzalez, expressed concern about Trump’s delayed response to the January 6 insurrection, to which Trump reiterated that people came to Washington not because of him, but because they believed the election was rigged. He also defended his statement prior to the attack when he encouraged the crowd to peacefully and patriotically make their voices heard at the Capitol.
When asked to name three virtues Vice President Kamala Harris possesses, Trump struggled to answer but eventually acknowledged her ability to survive, her longstanding friendships, and her pleasant demeanor. However, he criticized her handling of issues at the border and with inflation, stating that he believes she has harmed the country.
The event was hosted by Univision and marked Trump’s attempt to win back the support of certain voters. The former president’s comments are likely to generate discussion and debate among the Latino community and beyond.
Variety Media, LLC, a subsidiary of Penske Business Media, covered the event and distributed the content through Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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