'Lyin Kamala': Trump slams Harris, calls her a 'lunatic,' claims she wants 'execution' of babies

Donald Trump, on Wednesday (July 25) launched a volley of attacks against US Vice President Kamala Harris in his first rally since she became the de facto Democratic Party nominee for November's election.

Calling her a "radical left lunatic" Trump, speaking at the rally in North Carolina, claimed that the presumptive nominee for the Democratic presidential ticket favours the "execution" of babies.

"If Kamala Harris gets in, she would be the most radical, far left extremist ever to occupy the White House times ten. There's never been a lunatic like this in the White House, and we've had some bad ones."

Baby 'execution,' 'lunatic' and more: Trump targets Harris

Describing Kamala Harris as the "ultra liberal driving force behind every single Biden catastrophe," Trump slammed her for her pro-abortion stance.

He claimed that Harris wanted "abortions in the eighth and ninth month of pregnancy," as well as "right up until birth and even after birth."

Trump described this as "The execution of a baby."

"She is a radical left lunatic who will destroy our country," and"We're not going to let that happen," he told the crowd.

Accusing her of covering up Joe Biden's "mental unfitness," he said that Democratic Party bosses were behind the incumbent US President's decision to step down from the election race.

"So now they bring in this one who's worse than him. She's worse than him because he's a fake liberal. You know, he wasn't that liberal. He was fake. She's a real liberal. She really is a real liberal. She's much worse than him."

'Lyin Kamala'

True to his form, Trump gave his political rival a new nickname. 78-year-old Donald Trump, who has previously called Biden "Sleepy Joe," gave Harris the nickname "Lyin Kamala".

Charging the Asian-origin Democratic leader as "unfit to lead" he alleged that her record on the border has allowed communities to be "ravaged" by migrant crime.

"She will destroy our country if she ever gets elected," he claimed.

(With inputs from agencies)