CNS News– Former President Trump, when confronted about his use of rhetoric reminiscent of Nazis, not only defended his language but doubled down on it. In an interview with Fox News’ Howard Kurtz, Trump reiterated his harsh characterization of immigrants, using terms like “vermin” and “poisoning the blood,” which are associated with Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.
Responding to Kurtz’s question about his use of inflammatory language, Trump shifted the blame to Democrats, claiming they bear primary responsibility for the immigration situation. He justified his rhetoric by citing unsubstantiated claims about criminals and terrorists entering the country, asserting that the media unfairly labels his words as akin to Hitler and Mussolini.
Despite offering no evidence to support his claims, Trump continued to defend his language, suggesting that he uses such rhetoric to drive the news cycle. This aligns with previous reports that Trump favors incendiary language and views his comments on immigrants as a potent political tool.
The interview also touched on abortion, with Trump boasting about his role in efforts to overturn Roe v. Wade. He falsely claimed that Democrats support abortions up to nine months and even after birth, a statement that Kurtz quickly corrected, noting that such claims are in dispute and often misrepresent the reality of late-term abortions.
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On the issue of Russia, Trump speculated about President Vladimir Putin’s involvement in the death of Alexei Navalny, a prominent political dissident. Despite lacking concrete evidence, Trump suggested that something “very bad” had happened to Navalny, hinting at Putin’s possible role.
Trump also reiterated his false claims about the 2020 election being rigged, a narrative he has continued to push despite numerous court rulings and investigations finding no evidence of widespread voter fraud. His insistence on this claim underscores his refusal to accept the legitimacy of the election results.