Ahead of the 2024 U.S. elections, former President Barack Obama is set to rally for Vice President Kamala Harris in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania. Obama's support aims to energize Democratic voters and bolster Harris’s campaign as she seeks to secure the vice presidency for a second term alongside President Joe Biden. Pennsylvania, a pivotal swing state, could play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the election. Obama's involvement reflects the high stakes of the race, as Democrats look to retain their hold on the White House by mobilizing voters in competitive states.

US Elections 2024: Barack Obama To Rally For Harris In Battleground Pennsylvania

Donald Trump said he would end US income taxes on Americans living in other countries, the latest in a string of tax proposals in the final stretch of the 2024 campaign. Watch for more details!

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Ahead of the 2024 U.S. elections, cybercriminals are increasingly using AI to create and spread misinformation, warns OpenAI. Leveraging AI tools, malicious actors can generate realistic yet false content, such as manipulated videos, fake news articles, and deepfake images, to mislead voters and sow confusion. This misuse of AI technology poses significant risks to the integrity of the election process, amplifying the spread of false information across social media and digital platforms. OpenAI emphasizes the need for heightened vigilance, stronger security measures, and public awareness to combat the growing threat of AI-driven election misinformation.

US Elections 2024: Cybercriminals Using AI To Create Election Misinformation: OpenAI

Donald Trump on Wednesday (Oct 9) ruled out a second US presidential debate with political rival Kamala Harris. This comes just hours after Fox News offered to host a final debate before the November 5 election.&nbsp;

Despite earlier indications that another showdown might take place, Trump took to his Truth Social platform to dismiss the idea, citing the late stage of the election process and ongoing early voting.

"It is very late in the process, (early) voting has already begun&nbsp;— there will be no rematch!" Trump wrote in a signature all-caps post.

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He also claimed to have won the last two debates, "ONE WITH CROOKED JOE, THE OTHER WITH LYIN’ KAMALA".

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Trump further added that Harris had stated she would continue with President Joe Biden's policies "SO THERE IS NOTHING TO DEBATE".

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Harris had previously challenged Trump to a debate hosted by CNN, set for October 23, but Trump declined. He also claimed Harris backed out of a previous Fox News debate offer, although her campaign had not publicly accepted the proposal.

"I ACCEPTED THE FOX NEWS INVITATION TO DEBATE KAMALA ON SEPTEMBER 4TH, BUT SHE TURNED IT DOWN."

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The candidates did participate in one debate, held on September 10 and broadcast by ABC News, but plans for a second debate never materialised. Their running mates, Republican JD Vance and Democrat Tim Walz, had their own debate on October 1.

Fox News, still keen on hosting a second debate, sent letters to both campaigns on Wednesday, offering two potential dates: October 24 or October 27. Fox News Media President Jay Wallace framed the offer as a "one final pitch for a debate" giving the candidates "to make his or her closing arguments".

(With inputs from agencies)

Donald Trump on Wednesday (Oct 9) ruled out a second US presidential debate with political rival Kamala Harris. This comes just hours after Fox News offered to host a final debate before the November 5 election.

Donald Trump on Wednesday (Oct 9) ruled out a second US presidential debate with political rival Kamala Harris. This comes just hours after Fox News offered to host a final debate before the November 5 election. Despite earlier indications that another showdown might take place, Trump took to his Truth Social platform to dismiss the idea, citing the late stage of the election process and ongoing early voting. "It is very late in the process, (early) voting has already begun — there will be no rematch!" Trump wrote in a signature all-caps post. × He also claimed to have won the last two debates, "ONE WITH CROOKED JOE, THE OTHER WITH LYIN’ KAMALA". Also read | Trump sent COVID test kits to Putin while Americans died? Explosive new book reveals his shocking betrayal Trump further added that Harris had stated she would continue with President Joe Biden's policies "SO THERE IS NOTHING TO DEBATE". Kamala vs Trump debate Harris had previously challenged Trump to a debate hosted by CNN, set for October 23, but Trump declined. He also claimed Harris backed out of a previous Fox News debate offer, although her campaign had not publicly accepted the proposal. "I ACCEPTED THE FOX NEWS INVITATION TO DEBATE KAMALA ON SEPTEMBER 4TH, BUT SHE TURNED IT DOWN." Also read | 'Wasn't supposed to make it': Trump returns to Pennsylvania, blames opposition for trying to kill him The candidates did participate in one debate, held on September 10 and broadcast by ABC News, but plans for a second debate never materialised. Their running mates, Republican JD Vance and Democrat Tim Walz, had their own debate on October 1. Fox News, still keen on hosting a second debate, sent letters to both campaigns on Wednesday, offering two potential dates: October 24 or October 27. Fox News Media President Jay Wallace framed the offer as a "one final pitch for a debate" giving the candidates "to make his or her closing arguments". (With inputs from agencies)

Trump rules out another parley with Harris, says 'nothing to debate': 'There will be no rematch!'

With a month remaining to the seminal race for the United States's Presidency. States across the Nation are gearing up not only for a battle to the White House but also the Senate. While some states are suspected to well swing there remain holdouts across ideological strongholds -- blue holdouts in red strongholds, red holdouts in blue ones -- one such Garrison is the city of Omaha in the state of Nebraska. Watch in for more details!

US Elections 2024: Will Nebraska's Most Populous City, Omaha Swing the State?

In the town of Leesburg in rural southwest Georgia, just over a dozen election workers sit at card tables, each thumbing through stacks of 50 blank pieces of paper, practising counting ballots by hand.&nbsp;

With the US presidential vote only weeks away, the Georgia State Election Board, led by a pro-Trump majority, passed a controversial requirement in September that counties manually hand count their ballots, a move that has caused alarm in the closely watched swing state.

Veronica Johnson, who is leading the training session as the Lee County director of elections and registration, says hand counting the ballots is unlikely to pose major operational problems in her small county.&nbsp;

But logistics are far from election officials' only concern.&nbsp;

Georgia officials from both sides of the political aisle say the count is not only superfluous -- machines already count the ballots -- but also a potential tool to sow doubt by slowing the process and creating space for disinformation should discrepancies arise via error-prone human counting.

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"I don't feel it's necessary. I have no problem saying that. I think that at our precincts here in Lee County, we're already balancing our numbers," Johnson told AFP.

The change is all the more notable given Republican candidate Donald Trump's alleged election tampering in the state in 2020, pushing for Georgia officials to "find" enough votes to overturn President Joe Biden's victory.

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Lee is among Georgia's 159 counties, which encompass major metropolitan areas such as Atlanta and rural regions like the area surrounding Leesburg, with populations ranging from majority white to majority Black.

Like many of its rural counterparts, Lee County voted heavily in 2020 for Trump, who received 72 percent of its votes.

Poll workers such as those at the training will be stationed across the county's 10 voting precincts on November 5, when the United States chooses between Trump and his Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, in addition to candidates in hundreds of down-ballot races.

Because of lawsuits, Johnson is unsure if hand counting will actually happen.

"Honestly, every election director I know really just wants to serve the people and not get bogged down by the political ramifications," she said, emphasizing that ballots are already counted by machine three times.

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Calling the rule change "misguided," Georgia's Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said that "activists seeking to impose last-minute changes in election procedures" only "undermine voter confidence and burden election workers," while Georgia's Republican attorney general has stated the new rule is likely illegal.

The Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Party of Georgia sued to block the rule last week, with the Harris campaign's backing.

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The state election board passed the rule by a three-to-two vote -- those in favour being staunch Trump backers, praised by the ex-president as "pit bulls" fighting for "victory."

Along the same three-to-two lines, the board passed another rule in August allowing county election boards to conduct a "reasonable inquiry" before certifying results.

Like the hand count requirement, the measure is being challenged in court, with critics particularly worried about the vagueness of the word "reasonable."

Mitchell Brown, director of the election administration program at Auburn University in Alabama, told AFP such a rule is unnecessary given that election officials "have meetings regularly where they go through the documentation and the information with the certifying body."

"The bigger, more interesting question to me is, what happens if a body chooses not to certify?"

Back in Lee County, Donna Mathis, who has served as a poll worker since 2018, noted that the "country is divided so much."

Asked about the hand count and reasonable inquiry rule, she said, "the hand count doesn't bother me" given how quickly they were able to tabulate the votes.

But "I think you can inquire too much, it ties things up," she added. "People are just so untrusting any more that they question everything."

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In the town of Leesburg in rural southwest Georgia, just over a dozen election workers sit at card tables, each thumbing through stacks of 50 blank pieces of paper, practising counting ballots by hand.

In the town of Leesburg in rural southwest Georgia, just over a dozen election workers sit at card tables, each thumbing through stacks of 50 blank pieces of paper, practising counting ballots by hand. With the US presidential vote only weeks away, the Georgia State Election Board, led by a pro-Trump majority, passed a controversial requirement in September that counties manually hand count their ballots, a move that has caused alarm in the closely watched swing state. Veronica Johnson, who is leading the training session as the Lee County director of elections and registration, says hand counting the ballots is unlikely to pose major operational problems in her small county. But logistics are far from election officials' only concern. Georgia officials from both sides of the political aisle say the count is not only superfluous -- machines already count the ballots -- but also a potential tool to sow doubt by slowing the process and creating space for disinformation should discrepancies arise via error-prone human counting. Also read | Trump sent COVID test kits to Putin while Americans died? Explosive new book reveals his shocking betrayal "I don't feel it's necessary. I have no problem saying that. I think that at our precincts here in Lee County, we're already balancing our numbers," Johnson told AFP. The change is all the more notable given Republican candidate Donald Trump's alleged election tampering in the state in 2020, pushing for Georgia officials to "find" enough votes to overturn President Joe Biden's victory. 'Misguided' Lee is among Georgia's 159 counties, which encompass major metropolitan areas such as Atlanta and rural regions like the area surrounding Leesburg, with populations ranging from majority white to majority Black. Like many of its rural counterparts, Lee County voted heavily in 2020 for Trump, who received 72 percent of its votes. Poll workers such as those at the training will be stationed across the county's 10 voting precincts on November 5, when the United States chooses between Trump and his Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, in addition to candidates in hundreds of down-ballot races. Because of lawsuits, Johnson is unsure if hand counting will actually happen. "Honestly, every election director I know really just wants to serve the people and not get bogged down by the political ramifications," she said, emphasizing that ballots are already counted by machine three times. Also read | 'Wasn't supposed to make it': Trump returns to Pennsylvania, blames opposition for trying to kill him Calling the rule change "misguided," Georgia's Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said that "activists seeking to impose last-minute changes in election procedures" only "undermine voter confidence and burden election workers," while Georgia's Republican attorney general has stated the new rule is likely illegal. The Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Party of Georgia sued to block the rule last week, with the Harris campaign's backing. 'Untrusting' The state election board passed the rule by a three-to-two vote -- those in favour being staunch Trump backers, praised by the ex-president as "pit bulls" fighting for "victory." Along the same three-to-two lines, the board passed another rule in August allowing county election boards to conduct a "reasonable inquiry" before certifying results. Like the hand count requirement, the measure is being challenged in court, with critics particularly worried about the vagueness of the word "reasonable." Mitchell Brown, director of the election administration program at Auburn University in Alabama, told AFP such a rule is unnecessary given that election officials "have meetings regularly where they go through the documentation and the information with the certifying body." "The bigger, more interesting question to me is, what happens if a body chooses not to certify?" Back in Lee County, Donna Mathis, who has served as a poll worker since 2018, noted that the "country is divided so much." Asked about the hand count and reasonable inquiry rule, she said, "the hand count doesn't bother me" given how quickly they were able to tabulate the votes. But "I think you can inquire too much, it ties things up," she added. "People are just so untrusting any more that they question everything." Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

US elections 2024: Swing state Georgia's pro-Trump election board mandates hand counting of votes last minute

Republican presidential candidate and ex-US president Donald Trump signalled Wednesday (Oct 9) that Vivek Ramaswamy may have a role in his administration if he wins the elections.

Speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania, Trump called Ramaswamy a "smart as hell" person and acknowledged he got ‘tough competition’ from him initially in the GOP nomination race.

"He's really smart, and I hope he's going to be involved in our administration," Trump said. “We can put him in charge of one of these big monsters [in government] and he'll do a better job than anybody you can think of.”

Earlier in June, Trump made similar remarks, saying Ramaswamy was a “smart guy” and that he would be a part of his team.

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While citing his administration’s tough trade deal negotiations with French President Emmanuel Macron, Trump said, “If I gave it to Vivek to do, he’d pull it off.”

“He’s going to be with us in some form,” Trump said of Ramaswamy.

Ramaswamy withdrew from the GOP presidential race and endorsed Donald Trump. Later, he appeared in a rally alongside Trump and declared there was not a "better choice" than the 45th. He also asked voters to do the “right” thing in elections.

"There is not a better choice left in this race than this man right here. And that is why I am asking you to do the right thing as New Hampshire and to vote for Donald Trump as your next president," Ramaswamy said at the rally.

Trump had reciprocated Ramaswamy’s gesture by saying that the Indian American leader will be working with him for a “long time.” "It's an honour to have his endorsement. He's gonna be working with us and he'll be working with us for a long time. Thank you," Trump said.

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Republican presidential candidate and ex-US president Donald Trump signalled Wednesday (Oct 9) that Vivek Ramaswamy may have a role in his administration if he wins the elections.

Republican presidential candidate and ex-US president Donald Trump signalled Wednesday (Oct 9) that Vivek Ramaswamy may have a role in his administration if he wins the elections. Speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania, Trump called Ramaswamy a "smart as hell" person and acknowledged he got ‘tough competition’ from him initially in the GOP nomination race. "He's really smart, and I hope he's going to be involved in our administration," Trump said. “We can put him in charge of one of these big monsters [in government] and he'll do a better job than anybody you can think of.” Earlier in June, Trump made similar remarks, saying Ramaswamy was a “smart guy” and that he would be a part of his team. Also read: Trump reveals conversation with PM Modi when 'someone' threatened India While citing his administration’s tough trade deal negotiations with French President Emmanuel Macron, Trump said, “If I gave it to Vivek to do, he’d pull it off.” “He’s going to be with us in some form,” Trump said of Ramaswamy. Ramaswamy withdrew from the GOP presidential race and endorsed Donald Trump. Later, he appeared in a rally alongside Trump and declared there was not a "better choice" than the 45th. He also asked voters to do the “right” thing in elections. "There is not a better choice left in this race than this man right here. And that is why I am asking you to do the right thing as New Hampshire and to vote for Donald Trump as your next president," Ramaswamy said at the rally. Trump had reciprocated Ramaswamy’s gesture by saying that the Indian American leader will be working with him for a “long time.” "It's an honour to have his endorsement. He's gonna be working with us and he'll be working with us for a long time. Thank you," Trump said. (With inputs from agencies)

‘Can put him in charge,’ Trump signals role for ‘smart as hell’ Ramaswamy in administration

Thousands of copies of former United States&nbsp;President Donald Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bible were printed in China, a country that he&nbsp;has repeatedly accused of stealing American jobs and engaging in unfair trade practices, according to a report by the&nbsp;Associated Press (AP).&nbsp;

According to the global trade records reviewed by the AP, a printing company in China's eastern city of Hangzhou shipped close to 120,000 of the Bibles to the US earlier this year.&nbsp;

Reportedly, the estimated value of the three separate shipments was $342,000 or less than $3 per Bible, according to databases that track exports and imports.&nbsp;

Moreover, the minimum price for the Trump-backed Bible is $59.99, keeping the potential sales revenue at nearly $7 million.&nbsp;

The connection between the former US president’s Bible and China explained Trump's harsh anti-China rhetoric and his efforts to raise money for election campaigning.

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The Trump campaign, however, did not respond to emails and calls for comment on the matter.&nbsp;

The former US president posted a video on his Truth Social platform in March announcing a partnership with country singer Lee Greenwood to hawk Bibles, inspired by Greenwood’s hit song “God Bless the USA.”

Trump, in his video, blended religion with his campaign message as he urged viewers to buy the Bible.&nbsp;

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“This Bible is a reminder that the biggest thing we have to bring back in America, and to make America great again, is our religion,” Trump said.

However, the former US president&nbsp;did not mention where the "God Bless the USA” Bibles were printed, how much they cost, or how much he earns per sale.&nbsp;

Moreover, the&nbsp;"God Bless the USA” Bibles are sold exclusively through a website that states it is not affiliated with any political campaign nor is it owned or controlled by Trump.&nbsp;

According to the website, the Republican presidential candidate's name and image are used under a paid license from CIC Ventures, a company Trump reported owning in a financial disclosure released in August.&nbsp;

Trump has been slamming China for being an obstacle to America's economic success, slapping hefty tariffs on Chinese imports. He has also blamed China for the COVID-19 outbreak and recently suggested, without evidence, that Chinese immigrants are flooding the US to build an “army” and attack the US.

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Thousands of copies of former United States President Donald Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bible were printed in China, a country that he has repeatedly accused of stealing American jobs and engaging in unfair trade practices, according to a report by the Associated Press (AP).

Thousands of copies of former United States President Donald Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bible were printed in China, a country that he has repeatedly accused of stealing American jobs and engaging in unfair trade practices, according to a report by the Associated Press (AP). According to the global trade records reviewed by the AP, a printing company in China's eastern city of Hangzhou shipped close to 120,000 of the Bibles to the US earlier this year. Reportedly, the estimated value of the three separate shipments was $342,000 or less than $3 per Bible, according to databases that track exports and imports. Moreover, the minimum price for the Trump-backed Bible is $59.99, keeping the potential sales revenue at nearly $7 million. The connection between the former US president’s Bible and China explained Trump's harsh anti-China rhetoric and his efforts to raise money for election campaigning. Also read: Watch: White House 'disgusted' as Trump blames illegal immigrants for ‘bad genes in US’ The Trump campaign, however, did not respond to emails and calls for comment on the matter. The former US president posted a video on his Truth Social platform in March announcing a partnership with country singer Lee Greenwood to hawk Bibles, inspired by Greenwood’s hit song “God Bless the USA.” Trump, in his video, blended religion with his campaign message as he urged viewers to buy the Bible. Watch | US Elections: Donald Trump Launches 'Trump Watches' As Potential Gifts For Supporters × “This Bible is a reminder that the biggest thing we have to bring back in America, and to make America great again, is our religion,” Trump said. However, the former US president did not mention where the "God Bless the USA” Bibles were printed, how much they cost, or how much he earns per sale. Moreover, the "God Bless the USA” Bibles are sold exclusively through a website that states it is not affiliated with any political campaign nor is it owned or controlled by Trump. According to the website, the Republican presidential candidate's name and image are used under a paid license from CIC Ventures, a company Trump reported owning in a financial disclosure released in August. Trump has been slamming China for being an obstacle to America's economic success, slapping hefty tariffs on Chinese imports. He has also blamed China for the COVID-19 outbreak and recently suggested, without evidence, that Chinese immigrants are flooding the US to build an “army” and attack the US. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump accuses Beijing of stealing American jobs, but his 'God Bless the USA' Bible printed in China

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Former United States President&nbsp;Donald Trump has opened up about his camaraderie with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hailing him as a "good friend" and the "nicest human being".

Speaking on the Flagrant podcast with Andrew Schulz, Trump also revealed the instance when someone threatened India, leading to an aggressive response from PM Modi which shocked the Republican leader.&nbsp;

"On a couple of occasions, somebody was threatening India, and I told Modi, let me help as I am very good at it," said the former US president.

"To which he (Modi) aggressively responded, 'I will handle it and would do anything necessary. We have defeated them for hundreds of years.' And I said, whoa, what just happened there," he&nbsp;added.&nbsp;

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The former US president&nbsp;also looked back on the mega election rally called 'Howdy Modi' which he participated in alongside the Indian PM in Houston, Texas during the latter's visit in 2019.&nbsp;

"Modi… India, he's a friend of mine, he's great. Before him, they were replacing them every year, very unstable. On the outside, he looks like your father, he's the nicest guy, but he's a total killer," said Trump.&nbsp;

"They did a thing called Howdy Modi in Houston, Texas. It was me and him and it was beautiful. It was a gathering of around 80,000 people and it felt like crazy. We were walking about. Today, maybe I won't be able to do something like that."

Later in 2020, when Trump visited India, the Indian PM organised a huge rally for him, an event which also marked the opening of the world's largest cricket stadium. Over 100,000 people attended the rally, making it the largest gathering for a US president on foreign soil.

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<h2>Modi-Trump</h2>

Ahead of PM Modi's US trip last month to attend the Quad Summit&nbsp;and address the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Trump had announced that he would be meeting the "fantastic" Indian leader.&nbsp;

However, the meeting could not be formalised as New Delhi reportedly wanted to stay from Washington's domestic politics, especially with the presidential election on the horizon.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-meeting-modi-news-donald-trump-says-will-meet-fantastic-indian-pm-narendra-modi-next-week-759639">Also read |&nbsp;Donald Trump says will meet 'fantastic' Indian PM Narendra Modi next week</a>

Trump is contesting against Vice President Kamala Harris and Modi meeting him would have been seen as an active endorsement by New Delhi, something which the Indian leader wanted to avoid.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Former United States President Donald Trump has opened up about his camaraderie with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hailing him as a "good friend" and the "nicest human being".

Former United States President Donald Trump has opened up about his camaraderie with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hailing him as a "good friend" and the "nicest human being". Speaking on the Flagrant podcast with Andrew Schulz, Trump also revealed the instance when someone threatened India, leading to an aggressive response from PM Modi which shocked the Republican leader. "On a couple of occasions, somebody was threatening India, and I told Modi, let me help as I am very good at it," said the former US president. "To which he (Modi) aggressively responded, 'I will handle it and would do anything necessary. We have defeated them for hundreds of years.' And I said, whoa, what just happened there," he added. US Prez candidate Trump says 'Modi is a friend of mine & the nicest human being'; Points without taking the name of Pakistan, how PM Modi assured him that India can deal with Islamabad after being offered US support. Recalls 'Howdy Modi' Source: Flagrant Podcast pic.twitter.com/Ki8WhWzxg0 — Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) October 9, 2024 × The former US president also looked back on the mega election rally called 'Howdy Modi' which he participated in alongside the Indian PM in Houston, Texas during the latter's visit in 2019. "Modi… India, he's a friend of mine, he's great. Before him, they were replacing them every year, very unstable. On the outside, he looks like your father, he's the nicest guy, but he's a total killer," said Trump. "They did a thing called Howdy Modi in Houston, Texas. It was me and him and it was beautiful. It was a gathering of around 80,000 people and it felt like crazy. We were walking about. Today, maybe I won't be able to do something like that." Later in 2020, when Trump visited India, the Indian PM organised a huge rally for him, an event which also marked the opening of the world's largest cricket stadium. Over 100,000 people attended the rally, making it the largest gathering for a US president on foreign soil. Watch | US: Harris Says Trump "Lacks Empathy" for Sharing Hurricane Helene Disinformation × Modi-Trump Ahead of PM Modi's US trip last month to attend the Quad Summit and address the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Trump had announced that he would be meeting the "fantastic" Indian leader. However, the meeting could not be formalised as New Delhi reportedly wanted to stay from Washington's domestic politics, especially with the presidential election on the horizon. Also read | Donald Trump says will meet 'fantastic' Indian PM Narendra Modi next week Trump is contesting against Vice President Kamala Harris and Modi meeting him would have been seen as an active endorsement by New Delhi, something which the Indian leader wanted to avoid. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump reveals conversation with PM Modi when 'someone' threatened India

The US and its Gulf allies have reportedly initiated covert talks with Iran to establish a ceasefire in West Asia.

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claimed that Hezbollah's leader-in-waiting, Hashem Safieddine, has been killed by Israeli forces, even&nbsp;though the IDF has not confirmed this.

In the UK, MI5 chief Ken McCallum accused Russia of conducting "mayhem" across Europe, involving sabotage and arson.

In Brazil, Elon Musk’s social platform X is set to return after complying with Supreme Court orders regarding hate speech, following months-long stand-off.&nbsp;

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The US and its allies in the Gulf have launched covert talks with Iran to defuse tensions in West Asia, amid a looming threat of retaliatory Israeli strikes on the Shi'ite nation. Israel's Channel 12 news reported that the US and Arab states are in talks with Tehran to reach a comprehensive ceasefire on all fronts, including Gaza and Lebanon.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday (Oct 8) claimed that Israeli airstrikes had killed two successors of Hezbollah's slain leader Hassan Nasrallah. This is in contrast to the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), which said it cannot confirm if Hashem Safieddine, the man expected to succeed Nasrallah, was killed when Israel struck the intelligence compound in Beirut in al- Dahieh neighbourhood.

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UK spy agency has warned that Russia is looking to cause "sustained mayhem on British and European streets". The head of MI5 said Russian intelligence agency GRU had carried out "arson, sabotage and more dangerous actions conducted with increasing recklessness" in UK following the invasion of Ukraine and subsequent support offered by London. MI5 chief Ken McCallum was giving an annual update on security threats faced by UK.

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Elon Musk's X has been cleared by the Brazil Supreme Court to resume operations in the country. This clearance comes after the social media platform reversed course and began complying with court orders that billionaire owner Musk had previously vowed to oppose.&nbsp;

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The US and its Gulf allies have reportedly initiated covert talks with Iran to establish a ceasefire in West Asia. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claimed that Hezbollah's leader-in-waiting, Hashem Safieddine, has been killed by Israeli forces, even though the IDF has not confirmed this.

The US and its Gulf allies have reportedly initiated covert talks with Iran to establish a ceasefire in West Asia. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claimed that Hezbollah's leader-in-waiting, Hashem Safieddine, has been killed by Israeli forces, even though the IDF has not confirmed this. In the UK, MI5 chief Ken McCallum accused Russia of conducting "mayhem" across Europe, involving sabotage and arson. In Brazil, Elon Musk’s social platform X is set to return after complying with Supreme Court orders regarding hate speech, following months-long stand-off. Click on the headlines for more West Asia crisis: US, Arab allies in covert talks with Iran for ceasefire on 'all fronts' The US and its allies in the Gulf have launched covert talks with Iran to defuse tensions in West Asia, amid a looming threat of retaliatory Israeli strikes on the Shi'ite nation. Israel's Channel 12 news reported that the US and Arab states are in talks with Tehran to reach a comprehensive ceasefire on all fronts, including Gaza and Lebanon. Did Israel kill Hashem Safieddine? IDF unsure even as Netanyahu claims he was 'taken out' Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday (Oct 8) claimed that Israeli airstrikes had killed two successors of Hezbollah's slain leader Hassan Nasrallah. This is in contrast to the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), which said it cannot confirm if Hashem Safieddine, the man expected to succeed Nasrallah, was killed when Israel struck the intelligence compound in Beirut in al- Dahieh neighbourhood. MI5 chief accuses Russia of carrying out ‘mayhem’ on UK, European streets UK spy agency has warned that Russia is looking to cause "sustained mayhem on British and European streets". The head of MI5 said Russian intelligence agency GRU had carried out "arson, sabotage and more dangerous actions conducted with increasing recklessness" in UK following the invasion of Ukraine and subsequent support offered by London. MI5 chief Ken McCallum was giving an annual update on security threats faced by UK. Musk bows to Brazil’s Supreme Court! X set to return after months-long showdown over hate speech Elon Musk's X has been cleared by the Brazil Supreme Court to resume operations in the country. This clearance comes after the social media platform reversed course and began complying with court orders that billionaire owner Musk had previously vowed to oppose. Watch | Russia-Ukraine War: Villages Of Zolota Nyva and Zoryane Pershe 'Under Russian Control'

Morning news brief: West Asia crisis updates; Musk's X back in Brazil, and more

Presidential candidate Kamala Harris recently criticized her rival Donald Trump for spreading unfounded claims about the government's response to Hurricane Helene. Watch for more details!

US: Harris Says Trump "Lacks Empathy" for Sharing Hurricane Helene Disinformation

Bob Woodward's Book Alleges Trump Dispatched Covid Test Equipment to Putin

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris blasted her Republican rival&nbsp;Donald Trump and called him a “sore loser” on The Howard Stern Show, a radio show that is famous amongst a large white male population in the United States. This follows a bevy of sit-down interviews that she has been a part of – including The View, the podcast <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/kamala-harris-tells-podcast-trump-no-protector-of-women-mum-on-assault-claim-against-husband-765081">Call Her Daddy</a> and the most recent Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

During&nbsp;Stern's show, Harris blasted Trump for his comment that he would be a “dictator on day one” and called him a “sore loser” for having cried foul of voter fraud when he lost the election in 2020.&nbsp;

The vice president&nbsp;said, “Understand what dictators do. They jail journalists, they put people who are protesting in the street in jail.”

Things haven’t been very smooth between Trump and Stern as the former US president&nbsp;said that&nbsp;the host “went woke”. Stern in reply said that he takes “woke” as a compliment and that “the opposite of being woke is being asleep”.

During the interview, Stern asked if she thought there were Americans who would refuse to vote for a woman. Kamala Harris replied, “Listen, I’ve been the first woman in almost every position I’ve had. I believe that men and women support women in leadership. And that’s been my life experience and that’s why I’m running for president.”

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/when-donald-trump-first-hit-on-melania-he-was-already-dating-someone-reveals-melania-in-her-memoir-765910">When Donald Trump first hit on Melania, he was already dating someone, reveals wife in her memoir</a>

Howard Stern also revealed during the show that he plans to vote for Kamala Harris. &nbsp;

Meanwhile, the VP&nbsp;was also in the news for being fashionably cool on Late Show With Stephen Colbert. She opened a can of beer with host Stephen Colbert.&nbsp;

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris blasted her Republican rival Donald Trump and called him a “sore loser” on The Howard Stern Show, a radio show that is famous amongst a large white male population in the United States.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris blasted her Republican rival Donald Trump and called him a “sore loser” on The Howard Stern Show, a radio show that is famous amongst a large white male population in the United States. This follows a bevy of sit-down interviews that she has been a part of – including The View, the podcast Call Her Daddy and the most recent Late Show With Stephen Colbert. During Stern's show, Harris blasted Trump for his comment that he would be a “dictator on day one” and called him a “sore loser” for having cried foul of voter fraud when he lost the election in 2020. The vice president said, “Understand what dictators do. They jail journalists, they put people who are protesting in the street in jail.” Things haven’t been very smooth between Trump and Stern as the former US president said that the host “went woke”. Stern in reply said that he takes “woke” as a compliment and that “the opposite of being woke is being asleep”. During the interview, Stern asked if she thought there were Americans who would refuse to vote for a woman. Kamala Harris replied, “Listen, I’ve been the first woman in almost every position I’ve had. I believe that men and women support women in leadership. And that’s been my life experience and that’s why I’m running for president.” Also read: When Donald Trump first hit on Melania, he was already dating someone, reveals wife in her memoir Howard Stern also revealed during the show that he plans to vote for Kamala Harris. Meanwhile, the VP was also in the news for being fashionably cool on Late Show With Stephen Colbert. She opened a can of beer with host Stephen Colbert.

Kamala Harris calls Trump 'sore loser' at Howard Stern show

Former United States President Donald Trump was with another woman when he first hit on his wife, Melania Trump, reveals the former first lady in her memoir, 'Melania'. The memoir was released on October 8.

In the memoir, Melania&nbsp;reveals that she first met Donald&nbsp;at a Fashion Week party in 1998, which she was attending with a friend. At that time, he&nbsp;was present there with “another blonde” woman.

“I saw my friend wave at someone behind me. When I turned around, I noticed a man and an attractive blonde woman approaching us,” she wrote.

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When Donald Trump approached her table, Melania recalled how he introduced himself, saying, “Hi, I am Donald Trump.” Melania replied admitting she recognised the name, and she knew he was a businessman or celebrity.

“He put his hand out to shake mine,” wrote Melania.

She explained their interaction was brief but impactful. “His eyes filled with curiosity and interest, and, seizing the opportunity, he took the seat next to mine and started a conversation,” Melania&nbsp;wrote.

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Further Melania wrote how Donald was interested to know about her life in New York, her Slovenian background and her world travels, engaging her in a meaningful dialogue that left a lasting impression.

<h2>Donald was on a date, still Melania ‘was captivated by his charm’ after their first conversation</h2>

Despite Donald being on a date at the time when he and Melania first met, there was something unique about his charm, wrote the former first lady.

“From the moment our conversation began, I was captivated by his charm and easygoing nature. There was so much bustling activity around us, but his intent focus on our interaction made me feel like the centre of his world.”

When Donald’s –then-partner stepped away for a moment, he asked for Melania’s phone number right away. But she&nbsp;instead asked for his&nbsp;number back.

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“‘I’ll give you my number,’ he said, ‘if you promise to call me,’” the memoir notes.

Donald then wrote his number on his business card with a note and handed it over to Melania, as per the memoir.

The two would go on to date on and off before getting&nbsp;married&nbsp;in 2005. The couple&nbsp;welcomed their son, Barron, in 2006.

Donald Trump first married Ivana Trump in 1977 and remained married to her until 1990. The couple welcomed three children together – Donald Jr, Ivanka and Eric. Donald then got married to supermodel Marla Maples in 1993 and welcomed their daughter, Tiffany.&nbsp;

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Former United States President Donald Trump was with another woman when he first hit on his wife, Melania Trump, reveals the former first lady in her memoir, 'Melania'.

Former United States President Donald Trump was with another woman when he first hit on his wife, Melania Trump, reveals the former first lady in her memoir, 'Melania'. The memoir was released on October 8. In the memoir, Melania reveals that she first met Donald at a Fashion Week party in 1998, which she was attending with a friend. At that time, he was present there with “another blonde” woman. “I saw my friend wave at someone behind me. When I turned around, I noticed a man and an attractive blonde woman approaching us,” she wrote. Also Read | US Presidential Election 2024: Kamala Harris Registers 3% Lead Over Donald Trump, Says Polls When Donald Trump approached her table, Melania recalled how he introduced himself, saying, “Hi, I am Donald Trump.” Melania replied admitting she recognised the name, and she knew he was a businessman or celebrity. “He put his hand out to shake mine,” wrote Melania. She explained their interaction was brief but impactful. “His eyes filled with curiosity and interest, and, seizing the opportunity, he took the seat next to mine and started a conversation,” Melania wrote. Watch | Melania Trump Defends Abortion Rights, Contradicts Husband Donald Trump × Further Melania wrote how Donald was interested to know about her life in New York, her Slovenian background and her world travels, engaging her in a meaningful dialogue that left a lasting impression. Donald was on a date, still Melania ‘was captivated by his charm’ after their first conversation Despite Donald being on a date at the time when he and Melania first met, there was something unique about his charm, wrote the former first lady. “From the moment our conversation began, I was captivated by his charm and easygoing nature. There was so much bustling activity around us, but his intent focus on our interaction made me feel like the centre of his world.” When Donald’s –then-partner stepped away for a moment, he asked for Melania’s phone number right away. But she instead asked for his number back. Also Read | Trump makes birthday dig at Jimmy Carter, the longest-living former president who turned 100 “‘I’ll give you my number,’ he said, ‘if you promise to call me,’” the memoir notes. Donald then wrote his number on his business card with a note and handed it over to Melania, as per the memoir. The two would go on to date on and off before getting married in 2005. The couple welcomed their son, Barron, in 2006. Donald Trump first married Ivana Trump in 1977 and remained married to her until 1990. The couple welcomed three children together – Donald Jr, Ivanka and Eric. Donald then got married to supermodel Marla Maples in 1993 and welcomed their daughter, Tiffany. (With inputs from agencies)

When Donald Trump first hit on Melania, he was already dating someone, reveals wife in her memoir

Donald Trump is fighting hard to emerge victorious in the upcoming Nov 5 US Presidential elections. Still, a new revelation by an explosive new book, a famed reporter's opus, may&nbsp;affect his chances of being the next US President.

'War,' a book by Bob Woodward, has revealed that allegedly, Trump, when he was president for the first time, sent COVID test kits to his friend Russian President Vladimir Putin. This happened even as the US reeled from a shortage during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Reportedly, in 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic was raging in America and elsewhere, Trump sent a batch of the coveted COVID-19 tests to Putin. While Putin accepted the shipment, he was concerned about potential political backlash for Trump and urged him to keep the transfer of medical supplies secret.&nbsp;

According to Woodward's book, Russian President Putin told Trump: "I don't want you to tell anybody because people will get mad at you, not me."

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In excerpts published by The Washington Post, the famed reporter alleges that Trump has maintained a "personal relationship" with Putin, and the two leaders have spoken several times since the Republican left office in 2021.

Citing an unnamed source, he indicates that the two leaders may have spoken up to seven times since then — despite the US's efforts to aid Ukraine in the Russia war, and the souring&nbsp;US-Russia relations.

Kremlin has confirmed that Trump sent the COVID tests, but denied allegations that former US President Donald Trump spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin as many as seven times after leaving office, reported.

In a conversation with the RBC daily, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said: "No, that's not true."

<h2>Who is Woodward?</h2>

Woodward is a reporter known for his extensive coverage of American presidents. According to AFP, he began his reportages with President Richard Nixon. Woodward, along with his colleague, had exposed the damning Watergate Scandal of the 1970s that led to Nixon's fall.

Now, reporting on Trump, he has remarked that Trump's friendship with Putin, an authoritarian president at war, makes him more unfit for the presidency than Nixon.

"Trump was the most reckless and impulsive president in American history and is demonstrating the very same character as a presidential candidate in 2024," he writes.

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Trump's political rival Kamala Harris when asked about the book by radio host Howard Stern on Tuesday (Oct 8) said that during a health calamity that saw Americans "dying by the hundreds every day," Trump sent COVID kits to "a murderous dictator".

"Everybody was scrambling to get kits (and Trump) is sending them to Russia, to a murderous dictator for his personal use," said the Democratic Party presidential candidate.

However, the Trump campaign has slammed the book as "made up stories" by a "demented and deranged man who suffers from a debilitating case of Trump Derangement Syndrome."

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Donald Trump is fighting hard to emerge victorious in the upcoming Nov 5 US Presidential elections. Still, a new revelation by an explosive new book, a famed reporter's opus, may affect his chances of being the next US President.

Donald Trump is fighting hard to emerge victorious in the upcoming Nov 5 US Presidential elections. Still, a new revelation by an explosive new book, a famed reporter's opus, may affect his chances of being the next US President. 'War,' a book by Bob Woodward, has revealed that allegedly, Trump, when he was president for the first time, sent COVID test kits to his friend Russian President Vladimir Putin. This happened even as the US reeled from a shortage during the coronavirus pandemic. Explosive revelations Reportedly, in 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic was raging in America and elsewhere, Trump sent a batch of the coveted COVID-19 tests to Putin. While Putin accepted the shipment, he was concerned about potential political backlash for Trump and urged him to keep the transfer of medical supplies secret. According to Woodward's book, Russian President Putin told Trump: "I don't want you to tell anybody because people will get mad at you, not me." Also read | Kamala Harris refuses to call Netanyahu 'close ally' during 60 minutes interview In excerpts published by The Washington Post, the famed reporter alleges that Trump has maintained a "personal relationship" with Putin, and the two leaders have spoken several times since the Republican left office in 2021. Citing an unnamed source, he indicates that the two leaders may have spoken up to seven times since then — despite the US's efforts to aid Ukraine in the Russia war, and the souring US-Russia relations. Kremlin has confirmed that Trump sent the COVID tests, but denied allegations that former US President Donald Trump spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin as many as seven times after leaving office, reported. In a conversation with the RBC daily, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said: "No, that's not true." Who is Woodward? Woodward is a reporter known for his extensive coverage of American presidents. According to AFP, he began his reportages with President Richard Nixon. Woodward, along with his colleague, had exposed the damning Watergate Scandal of the 1970s that led to Nixon's fall. Now, reporting on Trump, he has remarked that Trump's friendship with Putin, an authoritarian president at war, makes him more unfit for the presidency than Nixon. "Trump was the most reckless and impulsive president in American history and is demonstrating the very same character as a presidential candidate in 2024," he writes. Also read | Watch: White House 'disgusted' as Trump blames illegal immigrants for ‘bad genes in US’ Harris reacts to the revelation Trump's political rival Kamala Harris when asked about the book by radio host Howard Stern on Tuesday (Oct 8) said that during a health calamity that saw Americans "dying by the hundreds every day," Trump sent COVID kits to "a murderous dictator". "Everybody was scrambling to get kits (and Trump) is sending them to Russia, to a murderous dictator for his personal use," said the Democratic Party presidential candidate. However, the Trump campaign has slammed the book as "made up stories" by a "demented and deranged man who suffers from a debilitating case of Trump Derangement Syndrome." (With inputs from agencies)

Trump sent COVID test kits to Putin while Americans died? Explosive new book reveals his shocking betrayal

Former US president Donald Trump’s recent claim over the besieged Gaza Strip has raised eyebrows, raising questions over his knowledge of West Asia. In an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt, Trump claimed he has been to Gaza, which he said was ‘a rough place.’ The Republican leader said he travelled to Gaza “before all of the attacks and before the back and forth what’s happened over the last couple of years”, despite a lack of evidence corroborating the same.

More than 41,000 people have died in Israeli strikes on the Palestinian territory and buildings have been reduced to rubble following Hamas’ Oct 7 assault on innocent Israeli citizens last year.

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When Hewitt asked Trump whether the territory could be transformed into Monaco if properly rebuilt, he said, “It could be better than Monaco. It has the best location in the Middle East, the best water, the best everything. It’s got, it is the best, I’ve said it for years.”

“I mean, they have the back of a plant facing the ocean, you know. There was no ocean as far as that was concerned. They never took advantage of it. You know, as a developer, it could be the most beautiful place – the weather, the water, the whole thing, the climate. It could be so beautiful. It could be the best thing in the Middle East,” the former US president said.

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Although Hewitt avoided confronting Trump on the big claim, a New York Times report later said there was no evidence hinting Trump ever visited Gaza either when he was president or before.

Times quoted a Trump campaign official as saying, “Gaza is in Israel. President Trump has been to Israel.”

Axios quoted Karoline Leavitt, a Trump campaign spokesperson, as saying that the former president “has been to Gaza previously”, without mentioning exactly when the visit happened.

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Former US president Donald Trump’s recent claim over the besieged Gaza Strip has raised eyebrows, raising questions over his knowledge of West Asia. In an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt, Trump claimed he has been to Gaza, which he said was ‘a rough place.

Former US president Donald Trump’s recent claim over the besieged Gaza Strip has raised eyebrows, raising questions over his knowledge of West Asia. In an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt, Trump claimed he has been to Gaza, which he said was ‘a rough place.’ The Republican leader said he travelled to Gaza “before all of the attacks and before the back and forth what’s happened over the last couple of years”, despite a lack of evidence corroborating the same. More than 41,000 people have died in Israeli strikes on the Palestinian territory and buildings have been reduced to rubble following Hamas’ Oct 7 assault on innocent Israeli citizens last year. Also read: West Asia crisis: US, Arab allies in covert talks with Iran for ceasefire on 'all fronts' When Hewitt asked Trump whether the territory could be transformed into Monaco if properly rebuilt, he said, “It could be better than Monaco. It has the best location in the Middle East, the best water, the best everything. It’s got, it is the best, I’ve said it for years.” “I mean, they have the back of a plant facing the ocean, you know. There was no ocean as far as that was concerned. They never took advantage of it. You know, as a developer, it could be the most beautiful place – the weather, the water, the whole thing, the climate. It could be so beautiful. It could be the best thing in the Middle East,” the former US president said. Also read: Gaza war: Americans should never forget Hamas' Oct 7 attack on Israel, says Trump Although Hewitt avoided confronting Trump on the big claim, a New York Times report later said there was no evidence hinting Trump ever visited Gaza either when he was president or before. Times quoted a Trump campaign official as saying, “Gaza is in Israel. President Trump has been to Israel.” Axios quoted Karoline Leavitt, a Trump campaign spokesperson, as saying that the former president “has been to Gaza previously”, without mentioning exactly when the visit happened. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump claims he has been to ‘rough place’ Gaza, gets fact-checked

US Vice President Kamala Harris continues to hold slightly more voter support than former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential race, according to the latest polls. Watch for more updates!

US Presidential Election 2024: Kamala Harris Registers 3% Lead Over Donald Trump, Says Polls

Former United States (US) president and current Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Monday (Oct 7) that Americans should never forget Hamas' October 7 attack on Israel last year (which triggered the war in the Gaza Strip) as he paid tributes to the victims at a campaign event.

Former United States (US) president and current Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Monday (Oct 7) that Americans should never forget Hamas' October 7 attack on Israel last year (which triggered the war in the Gaza Strip) as he paid tributes to the victims at a campaign event. Addressing a crowd at an event at his Trump National Doral Golf Club in southern Florida to commemorate the first anniversary of the attack, Trump said, "We can never forget the nightmare of that day." Trump claimed that the Hamas attack would have never happened if he was president. Trump hails Israel's offensive against Hamas During the campaign event on Monday, Trump hailed Israel's offensive against Hamas by saying that the "dawn of a new, more harmonious Middle East is finally within our reach." Also read | One year of Gaza war: What happened on October 7 and how Israel responded to deadly attacks Trump has spoken little about the recent escalation in tensions in West Asia since the Israel-Hamas war broke out on October 7 last year. Earlier this week, Trump issued a scathing statement, holding President Joe Biden and Vice President and current Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris responsible for the crisis. Biden, Harris mark first anniversary of Gaza war Apart from Biden, US President Biden and Vice President Harris also marked the first anniversary of the Gaza war. In a solemn Jewish ceremony of mourning at the White House, Biden lit a candle while a rabbi chanted a prayer for the victims, with the president calling for peace even as the region teeters on the edge of all-out war, the news agency AFP reported. In a statement, Biden said, "Far too many civilians have suffered far too much during this year of conflict." He lashed out at the "unspeakable brutality" of the attacks and said he and Harris were "fully committed" to Israel's security against Iran and its regional allies -- Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Huthis in Yemen. Also watch | World DNA: One year after Israel-Hamas war, Gazans long for return to normalcy × But he also described October 7 as a "dark day for the Palestinian people" and said he and Harris "will not stop working to achieve a ceasefire deal in Gaza." Meanwhile, Kamala Harris separately planted a memorial tree at her Washington residence. (With inputs from agencies)

Gaza war: Americans should never forget Hamas' Oct 7 attack on Israel, says Trump

Republican presidential candidate and ex-US president Donald Trump on Monday (Oct 7) fueled a major controversy after he doubled down on his anti-immigration rhetoric. The GOP leader said migrants who have committed murders in US did so because “it’s in their genes.” He also blamed them for “a lot of bad genes in our country right now.”

Trump made these remarks during an interview with conservative host Hugh Hewitt. The former president came&nbsp;down heavily&nbsp;on Vice President Kamala Harris, the border czar in the Joe Biden administration.

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“How about allowing people to come through an open border, 13,000 of which were murderers? Many of them murdered far more than one person," Trump said. “And they’re now happily living in the United States. You know, now a murderer — I believe this: it’s in their genes. And we got a lot of bad genes in our country right now. Then you had 425,000 people come into our country that shouldn’t be here that are criminals,” Trump said.

The White House was quick to condemn Trump’s “hateful and disgusting” statement. “That type of language is hateful, it’s disgusting, it’s inappropriate, and has no place in our country,” said White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

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September data from US’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) showed there were 13,099 people with homicide convictions on the agency’s “non-detained docket”. However, most of them are currently lodged in state of federal jails and are not free, as claimed by Trump.

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Immigration is central to Trump’s 2024 campaign, with the GOP leader vowing to undertake the country’s largest deportation exercise if voted to power. Trump is known for issuing comments maligning and degrading immigrants entering the US illegally. In previous comments, Trump used words like “animals" and “killers" for immigrants. Once he also invoked language used by Adolf Hitler, saying immigrants entering the US illegally are “poisoning the blood of our country."

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Republican presidential candidate and ex-US president Donald Trump on Monday (Oct 7) fueled a major controversy after he doubled down on his anti-immigration rhetoric.

Republican presidential candidate and ex-US president Donald Trump on Monday (Oct 7) fueled a major controversy after he doubled down on his anti-immigration rhetoric. The GOP leader said migrants who have committed murders in US did so because “it’s in their genes.” He also blamed them for “a lot of bad genes in our country right now.” Trump made these remarks during an interview with conservative host Hugh Hewitt. The former president came down heavily on Vice President Kamala Harris, the border czar in the Joe Biden administration. What the actual fu*k? Donald Trump on immigrants: “Many of them murdered far more than one person…it's in their genes. And we got a lot of bad genes in our country right now.” pic.twitter.com/DrIDJfVcIG — Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) October 7, 2024 × “How about allowing people to come through an open border, 13,000 of which were murderers? Many of them murdered far more than one person," Trump said. “And they’re now happily living in the United States. You know, now a murderer — I believe this: it’s in their genes. And we got a lot of bad genes in our country right now. Then you had 425,000 people come into our country that shouldn’t be here that are criminals,” Trump said. The White House was quick to condemn Trump’s “hateful and disgusting” statement. “That type of language is hateful, it’s disgusting, it’s inappropriate, and has no place in our country,” said White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. Also read: West Asia crisis: Israel should strike Iran's nuclear facilities, says Trump September data from US’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) showed there were 13,099 people with homicide convictions on the agency’s “non-detained docket”. However, most of them are currently lodged in state of federal jails and are not free, as claimed by Trump. Also read: Elon Musk says 'will be there to support' as Trump returns to site of July assassination attempt for rally Immigration is central to Trump’s 2024 campaign, with the GOP leader vowing to undertake the country’s largest deportation exercise if voted to power. Trump is known for issuing comments maligning and degrading immigrants entering the US illegally. In previous comments, Trump used words like “animals" and “killers" for immigrants. Once he also invoked language used by Adolf Hitler, saying immigrants entering the US illegally are “poisoning the blood of our country." (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: White House 'disgusted' as Trump blames illegal immigrants for ‘bad genes in US’

As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, the latest popularity polls show a tightly contested race between the major candidates. Both the Democratic and Republican nominees are seeing fluctuating support, with voter sentiment divided on key issues like the economy, healthcare, and foreign policy. Independent and swing voters are expected to play a critical role in determining the outcome, as polling indicates a competitive election with no clear frontrunner. The upcoming debates and campaign strategies are likely to influence voter preferences in the final stretch.

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Democratic presidential nominee and United States Vice President&nbsp;Kamala Harris refused to call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a close ally during an interview with American broadcaster CBS, covering wide-ranging issues, aired on Monday (Oct 7).

Speaking about&nbsp;the Russia-Ukraine war, the current vice president&nbsp;said she would not meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin for peace talks if Ukraine were not also represented. She ruled out a bilateral meeting with Putin, saying, "Without Ukraine? No."&nbsp;

Further, she defended her economic plans while getting grilled during CBS'&nbsp;60 Minutes prime-time election special.&nbsp;

As the presidential race between Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Harris tightens ahead of the November elections, the VP has increased her media presence and recently appeared for podcasts, talk radio, a battleground state town hall, daytime television, and late-night shows.

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Before the interview was aired, CBS correspondent Scott Pelley detailed his attempts to secure a similar 60 Minutes sit-down with Trump.&nbsp;

Pelley said, "Unfortunately last week, Trump cancelled", adding that the Republican candidate's&nbsp;campaign provided “shifting explanations” for why he declined to participate, including that the former US president&nbsp;did not want to be fact-checked.

Harris, during the interview with CBS'&nbsp;Bill Whitaker, was pressed on how she would pay for her economic proposals, including her plans to build millions of new housing units, tax breaks for new parents, and $25,000 down-payment assistance for new homebuyers.&nbsp;

She vowed to raise taxes on the country's billionaires and biggest corporations.&nbsp;

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However, Whitaker found it dubious and said, "We’re dealing with the real world here."&nbsp;

He asked how Harris would persuade Congress to raise taxes on the country’s highest earners. To this, Harris said there were lawmakers who would listen to her pitch if she were president.&nbsp;

“I cannot afford to be myopic in terms of how I think about strengthening America’s economy,” the Democratic presidential candidate&nbsp;said in the interview. “Let me tell you something. I am a devout public servant. You know that I’m also a capitalist, and I know the limitations of government.”

Shifting to the question of whether Netanyahu was “a real close ally", Harris said, "The better question is: Do we have an important alliance between the American people and the Israeli people? And the answer to that question is yes.”

She added Israel had a right to defend itself, but went on to say that “far too many innocent Palestinians have been killed.”

Israel’s war has levelled Gaza and killed almost 42,000 Palestinians, according to the Gaza&nbsp;health ministry.&nbsp;

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Democratic presidential nominee and United States Vice President Kamala Harris refused to call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a close ally during an interview with American broadcaster CBS, covering wide-ranging issues, aired on Monday (Oct 7).

Democratic presidential nominee and United States Vice President Kamala Harris refused to call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a close ally during an interview with American broadcaster CBS, covering wide-ranging issues, aired on Monday (Oct 7). Speaking about the Russia-Ukraine war, the current vice president said she would not meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin for peace talks if Ukraine were not also represented. She ruled out a bilateral meeting with Putin, saying, "Without Ukraine? No." Further, she defended her economic plans while getting grilled during CBS' 60 Minutes prime-time election special. As the presidential race between Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Harris tightens ahead of the November elections, the VP has increased her media presence and recently appeared for podcasts, talk radio, a battleground state town hall, daytime television, and late-night shows. Also read: Watch: White House 'disgusted' as Trump blames illegal immigrants for ‘bad genes in US’ Before the interview was aired, CBS correspondent Scott Pelley detailed his attempts to secure a similar 60 Minutes sit-down with Trump. Pelley said, "Unfortunately last week, Trump cancelled", adding that the Republican candidate's campaign provided “shifting explanations” for why he declined to participate, including that the former US president did not want to be fact-checked. Harris, during the interview with CBS' Bill Whitaker, was pressed on how she would pay for her economic proposals, including her plans to build millions of new housing units, tax breaks for new parents, and $25,000 down-payment assistance for new homebuyers. She vowed to raise taxes on the country's billionaires and biggest corporations. Watch | U.S. Presidential Election: How Swing States Can Make Or Break Campaigns | WION originals × However, Whitaker found it dubious and said, "We’re dealing with the real world here." He asked how Harris would persuade Congress to raise taxes on the country’s highest earners. To this, Harris said there were lawmakers who would listen to her pitch if she were president. “I cannot afford to be myopic in terms of how I think about strengthening America’s economy,” the Democratic presidential candidate said in the interview. “Let me tell you something. I am a devout public servant. You know that I’m also a capitalist, and I know the limitations of government.” Shifting to the question of whether Netanyahu was “a real close ally", Harris said, "The better question is: Do we have an important alliance between the American people and the Israeli people? And the answer to that question is yes.” She added Israel had a right to defend itself, but went on to say that “far too many innocent Palestinians have been killed.” Israel’s war has levelled Gaza and killed almost 42,000 Palestinians, according to the Gaza health ministry. (With inputs from agencies)

Kamala Harris refuses to call Netanyahu 'close ally' during 60 minutes interview

In an exclusive interview with former Fox News host&nbsp;Tucker Carlson, billionaire Tesla and X owner Elon Musk on Monday (Oct 7) said that he would be thrown behind prison if former President Donald Trump loses to Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential elections next month.&nbsp;

"If he loses, I’m f—ed,” said Musk, as he spoke about the Republican nominee. The interview was broadcast on social media platform X.

“How long do you think my prison sentence is going to be? Will I see my children? I don’t know," said Musk.&nbsp;

Musk&nbsp;was days back seen jumping in the air and endorsing Trump as the latter climbed the stage to address the rally in Pennsylvania, which was exactly the same place where he had survived the July 13 assassination attempt.&nbsp;

The 53-year-old is also known to have spent millions in a super PAC which backed the candidacy of Trump while constantly attacking Harris on X.&nbsp;

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“I have no plausible deniability,” said Musk, as he spoke about the support he has extended to the 45th president.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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“I’ve been trashing Kamala nonstop,” he stated, and later clarified that his criticism is aimed at “the machine that the Kamala puppet represents.”

While answering Carlson's question regarding how his life has been since he entered the world of presidential politics, Musk said, “It’s pretty fun.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

<h2>Musk reasons out why he is going 'all in' for Trump</h2>

The billionaire, while speaking about why he decided to go “all in” for Trump, said, “My view is that if Trump doesn’t win this election it’s the last election we are going to have."&nbsp;

He further said that he is fearful that millions of migrants - who have been imported during the current administration - will be given citizenship eventually which will affect future votes permanently.

Watch:&nbsp;Elon Musk Blasted for 'Creepy' Post About Taylor Swift

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“My prediction is, if there is another four years of a Democratic administration, they will legalise so many illegals that the next election, there will be no swing states,” Musk predicted, and that there will be a “single-party rule.”&nbsp;

To support his statement, the owner of X cited the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act in which millions of migrants were granted amnesty in the country illegally.&nbsp;

“Thereafter, California turned very strongly Dem,” Musk said.&nbsp;

“You just need enough [new citizens] for there to not be swing states. I think we want to remain a democracy and we don’t want to become a one-party state,” he added.&nbsp;

“The people who are saying Trump is a threat to democracy are themselves a threat to democracy. One party-rule is not democracy," the billionaire emphasised.&nbsp;

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In an exclusive interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, billionaire Tesla and X owner Elon Musk on Monday (Oct 7) said that he would be thrown behind prison if former President Donald Trump loses to Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential elections next month.

In an exclusive interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, billionaire Tesla and X owner Elon Musk on Monday (Oct 7) said that he would be thrown behind prison if former President Donald Trump loses to Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential elections next month. "If he loses, I’m f—ed,” said Musk, as he spoke about the Republican nominee. The interview was broadcast on social media platform X. “How long do you think my prison sentence is going to be? Will I see my children? I don’t know," said Musk. Musk was days back seen jumping in the air and endorsing Trump as the latter climbed the stage to address the rally in Pennsylvania, which was exactly the same place where he had survived the July 13 assassination attempt. The 53-year-old is also known to have spent millions in a super PAC which backed the candidacy of Trump while constantly attacking Harris on X. Also Read: Elon Musk gets new display picture on X with black 'MAGA hat' after 'iconic' jump at Trump's PA rally “I have no plausible deniability,” said Musk, as he spoke about the support he has extended to the 45th president. Elon Musk is all in. (0:00) Elon Musk Is All in on Donald Trump (6:35) Providing Starlink to Victims of Hurricane Helene (9:22) If Trump Loses, This Is the Last Election (21:49) The Epstein and Diddy Client List (33:38) Vaccines (35:49) The Movement to Decriminalize Crime… pic.twitter.com/jNqB1ThqQz — Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) October 7, 2024 × “I’ve been trashing Kamala nonstop,” he stated, and later clarified that his criticism is aimed at “the machine that the Kamala puppet represents.” While answering Carlson's question regarding how his life has been since he entered the world of presidential politics, Musk said, “It’s pretty fun.” Musk reasons out why he is going 'all in' for Trump The billionaire, while speaking about why he decided to go “all in” for Trump, said, “My view is that if Trump doesn’t win this election it’s the last election we are going to have." He further said that he is fearful that millions of migrants - who have been imported during the current administration - will be given citizenship eventually which will affect future votes permanently. Watch: Elon Musk Blasted for 'Creepy' Post About Taylor Swift “My prediction is, if there is another four years of a Democratic administration, they will legalise so many illegals that the next election, there will be no swing states,” Musk predicted, and that there will be a “single-party rule.” To support his statement, the owner of X cited the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act in which millions of migrants were granted amnesty in the country illegally. “Thereafter, California turned very strongly Dem,” Musk said. “You just need enough [new citizens] for there to not be swing states. I think we want to remain a democracy and we don’t want to become a one-party state,” he added. “The people who are saying Trump is a threat to democracy are themselves a threat to democracy. One party-rule is not democracy," the billionaire emphasised. (With inputs from agencies)

Elon Musk claims if Trump loses to Harris he is 'f***ed', will be thrown in prison

About a month ahead of the United States presidential elections in 2024, Kamla Harris is set to make an appearance on "60 Minutes". Her wide-ranging interview will be streamed on Monday, where she will talk about her economic plans and the Russia-Ukraine war.

The Democratic nominees will be joined by correspondent Bill Whitaker on a campaign trail, Paramount announced in a press release on Friday. It will focus on "in-depth interviews" with Vice President Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. to "gain insight into their platform's priorities and values" and inform what voters should know before the elections.

Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/polling-nostradamus-who-predicted-win-of-kamala-harris-in-us-elections-says-october-surprise-will-not-765139">Polling 'Nostradamus', who predicted win of Kamala Harris in US elections, says ‘October surprise’ will not...</a>

Ahead of the interview, Scott Pelley, the “60 Minutes” journalist reveals their attempt to invite Republican candidate, former President Donal Trump and Sen. JD Vance for the election special.

According to CBS, Trump had previously agreed to participate in the show but later decided not to. Instead, Pelley will be interviewing Maricopa County’s recorder Stephen Richer, &nbsp;a Republican who was “paying the price for Trump’s claims of a stolen 2020 election,” Pelley said.

Here is what you should know about the “60 Minutes” election interview with Kamala Harris.

Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-how-new-voter-registrations-in-georgia-could-swing-the-state-in-kamala-harriss-favour-764180">US: How new voter registrations in Georgia could swing the state in Kamala Harris’s favour?</a>

<h2>When to watch the ‘60 Minutes’?</h2>

The “60 Minutes” interview of Kamala Harris on the US presidential elections will air on Monday, October 7, 2024. According to the network, the interview can be watched at 8 pm ET/PT.&nbsp;

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The election special interview of Kamala Harris can be watched on CBS TV channels. It can also be watched online at CBSNews.com, Paramount+, or CBS News app.

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About a month ahead of the United States presidential elections in 2024, Kamla Harris is set to make an appearance on "60 Minutes". Her wide-ranging interview will be streamed on Monday, where she will talk about her economic plans and the Russia-Ukraine war.

About a month ahead of the United States presidential elections in 2024, Kamla Harris is set to make an appearance on "60 Minutes". Her wide-ranging interview will be streamed on Monday, where she will talk about her economic plans and the Russia-Ukraine war. The Democratic nominees will be joined by correspondent Bill Whitaker on a campaign trail, Paramount announced in a press release on Friday. It will focus on "in-depth interviews" with Vice President Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. to "gain insight into their platform's priorities and values" and inform what voters should know before the elections. Also read | Polling 'Nostradamus', who predicted win of Kamala Harris in US elections, says ‘October surprise’ will not... Ahead of the interview, Scott Pelley, the “60 Minutes” journalist reveals their attempt to invite Republican candidate, former President Donal Trump and Sen. JD Vance for the election special. According to CBS, Trump had previously agreed to participate in the show but later decided not to. Instead, Pelley will be interviewing Maricopa County’s recorder Stephen Richer, a Republican who was “paying the price for Trump’s claims of a stolen 2020 election,” Pelley said. Here is what you should know about the “60 Minutes” election interview with Kamala Harris. Also read | US: How new voter registrations in Georgia could swing the state in Kamala Harris’s favour? When to watch the ‘60 Minutes’? The “60 Minutes” interview of Kamala Harris on the US presidential elections will air on Monday, October 7, 2024. According to the network, the interview can be watched at 8 pm ET/PT. A Programming Note: 60 Minutes is scheduled to air a primetime election special on a Monday edition of the broadcast on October 7 at 8 PM. For over half a century, 60 Minutes has invited the Democratic and Republican tickets to appear on our broadcast as Americans head to the… — 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) October 1, 2024 × How to watch the '60 Minutes' interview? The election special interview of Kamala Harris can be watched on CBS TV channels. It can also be watched online at CBSNews.com, Paramount+, or CBS News app. (With inputs from agencies)

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As Monday marks one year since the October 7 attack in Israel, Kamala Harris is expected to plant a memorial tree in remembrance of the victims.

US Presidential Election 2024: Kamala Harris Marks October 7 Attacks With Memorial Tree Planting

Oil Executives have emerged as an increasingly important source of funding for former US President Donald Trump. Industry Titans have opened their wallets to strengthen the republican nominee's campaign for a second term in the White House. Watch in for more details!

US Elections 2024: Oil Moguls Emerge As Trump's Key Cash Source

With less than a month remaining before the United States heads to the polls, the latest opinion polls are tilted in Kamala Harris' favour, as she leads in 4 out of 7 swing states.

Polls: Kamala Harris in Razor - Thin Lead In Swing States

As the 2024 U.S. elections approach, Vice President Kamala Harris has embarked on a high-profile "media blitz" to boost her visibility and strengthen her position in the political landscape. Facing scrutiny over her leadership and public image, Harris is making frequent media appearances, engaging in interviews, and addressing key national issues to appeal to voters and reaffirm her role in the Biden administration. The effectiveness of this strategy remains to be seen, as political analysts and the public question whether her intensified media presence will pay off in solidifying support ahead of the election.

US Elections 2024: Will Kamala Harris' 'Media Blitz' Payoff?

With US Presidential elections just a few weeks away, the tight contest between Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris and Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump is becoming more thrilling. Watch in for more details!

US Presidential Election 2024: Kamala Harris Tries to Edge Out Donald Trump in Key Swing States

Historian Allan Lichtman, who is also known as polling 'Nostradamus', said that he will not revisit his predictions about Democratic nominee Kamala Harris defeating her Republican challenger&nbsp;Donald Trump in the November elections in the United States because of the "so-called" October surprise.&nbsp;

Since 1984, the 77-year-old American University professor, who created his own election model, has made the right prediction regarding every presidential winner.

In September, the polling Nostradamus predicted that Harris ticked all the boxes of critical objectives for the win and said that she would defeat Trump.

The professor has now said that any sort of news event&nbsp;between now and November 5 will not change his prediction.

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"One of the greatest myths of American politics is the October surprise. I have never changed my prediction in response to an October surprise because the keys gauged the big picture of incumbent governance in strength and don’t sway by the events of the campaign," said the polling Nostradamus.

According to Lichtman, the "keys" are the 13 categories that he uses for assessing the winning chances of each candidate contesting the elections.

In September, he said that Harris enjoyed an advantage in eight keys while Trump led only three of them.

<h2>What is 'October surprise'?</h2>

Historically, an October surprise means a significant news event which happens in the last weeks of a presidential campaign and sometimes has a major impact on the elections.

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In recent years, a notorious “October surprise” came just a month before the 2016 US election when the Washington Post got a leaked “Access Hollywood” tape in which Trump was shown making shocking remarks regarding how he treats women.

“I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything… Grab ’em by the p—y. You can do anything,”&nbsp;Trump was heard saying to TV host Billy Bush&nbsp;in the 2005 clip.

However, as was predicted by Lichtman using his keys system, Trump still won the election.

Lichtman said that in the last 40 years, he has never changed his prediction and he will stick to his forecast of a Harris win even this time.

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Historian Allan Lichtman, who is also known as polling 'Nostradamus', said that he will not revisit his predictions about Democratic nominee Kamala Harris defeating her Republican challenger Donald Trump in the November elections in the United States because of the "so-called" October surprise.

Historian Allan Lichtman, who is also known as polling 'Nostradamus', said that he will not revisit his predictions about Democratic nominee Kamala Harris defeating her Republican challenger Donald Trump in the November elections in the United States because of the "so-called" October surprise. Since 1984, the 77-year-old American University professor, who created his own election model, has made the right prediction regarding every presidential winner. In September, the polling Nostradamus predicted that Harris ticked all the boxes of critical objectives for the win and said that she would defeat Trump. The professor has now said that any sort of news event between now and November 5 will not change his prediction. Also Read: How Trump won the White House in 2016 despite losing the popular vote: Here's how US electoral college works "One of the greatest myths of American politics is the October surprise. I have never changed my prediction in response to an October surprise because the keys gauged the big picture of incumbent governance in strength and don’t sway by the events of the campaign," said the polling Nostradamus. According to Lichtman, the "keys" are the 13 categories that he uses for assessing the winning chances of each candidate contesting the elections. In September, he said that Harris enjoyed an advantage in eight keys while Trump led only three of them. What is 'October surprise'? Historically, an October surprise means a significant news event which happens in the last weeks of a presidential campaign and sometimes has a major impact on the elections. Watch: US Elections 2024: Oil Moguls Emerge As Trump's Key Cash Source In recent years, a notorious “October surprise” came just a month before the 2016 US election when the Washington Post got a leaked “Access Hollywood” tape in which Trump was shown making shocking remarks regarding how he treats women. “I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything… Grab ’em by the p—y. You can do anything,” Trump was heard saying to TV host Billy Bush in the 2005 clip. However, as was predicted by Lichtman using his keys system, Trump still won the election. Lichtman said that in the last 40 years, he has never changed his prediction and he will stick to his forecast of a Harris win even this time. (With inputs from agencies)

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Republican US House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson sidestepped a question on Sunday (October 6) on whether he accepted that Donald Trump lost to Democratic President Joe Biden in the 2020 election, giving a response similar to that from the former president's running mate in the vice-presidential debate.

Republican US House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson sidestepped a question on Sunday (October 6) on whether he accepted that Donald Trump lost to Democratic President Joe Biden in the 2020 election, giving a response similar to that from the former president's running mate in the vice-presidential debate. Trump, who lost to Biden in 2020 and falsely claimed the elections were unfair, is once again the Republican Party's presidential candidate and faces Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris in the Nov. 5 elections. Polls show a tight race. "You want us to litigate things that happened four years ago when we are talking about the future," Johnson said in a confrontational interview on ABC News on Sunday. Also read: Netanyahu, Macron hold talks less than 24 hours after arms embargo call "We are not going to talk about what happened in 2020, we are going to talk about 2024," Johnson said. He added: "Joe Biden has been the president for almost four years. Everybody needs to get over this and move forward." In Tuesday's vice-presidential debate, Senator JD Vance, Trump's running mate, also sidestepped the question. Johnson also refused to condemn the former president's suggestion that the Republican presidential candidate's political opponents may be behind attempts to have him killed. Trump survived an assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania on July 13. He also escaped an assassination attempt in September that was thwarted by a U.S. Secret Service agent patrolling Trump's Florida golf course. Investigators have found no evidence of the involvement of Trump's political opponents in the ongoing probes. Also read: Israel: Woman killed, 10 wounded in terror attack at Beersheba bus station Johnson was also asked if he would help in certifying the 2024 election results if Trump lost. "I'm going to follow the Constitution. ... Congress has a very specific role and we must fulfill it," he said. Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol in an unsuccessful attempt to prevent the congressional certification of the results of the 2020 elections. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

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