Donald Trump has called his rival in the 2024 election vice President Kamala Harris a liar in the concluding parts of his campaigns.
Donald Trump’s final rally on Saturday was in North Carolina, in the city of Greensboro, a state that voted for him in the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections.
He began by saying he would bring back the “American dream” and claimed to have held the “biggest rallies in the history of any country”.
In a speech, lasting nearly 90 minutes, he brought up “fake news” and called Kamala Harris a “liar”.
Trump went on to describe the US as an “occupied country” and said Tuesday’s election would be “liberation day in America”.
At one point, he distanced himself from Project 2025 – a “wish list” for the next Republican president that proposes to expand presidential power and impose an ultra-conservative social vision – saying he’s “never read it, I don’t want to read it”.
Trump said if he wins the presidential election, he will “rapidly reduce inflation” by ending “Kamala’s war on American Energy”.
“And we will drill baby drills,” he added.
Like Harris, Trump also urged people to vote: “When you’re winning by a lot you can still lose by a little”.
“Every problem facing us can be solved but now the fate of our nation is in your hands,” he told the crowd.
“It’s in your hands. You’re going to tell (Harris) that you’ve had it… you’re the worst vice-president in history, you’re terrible at what you do, you’ve destroyed our country. Kamala, you’re fired” he added.
