Trump attacks Harris on 'crime and safety' alongside law enforcement

Former President Donald Trump continued his Democratic National Convention counterprogramming week in Howell, Michigan, on August 20, for a speech that was supposed to be dedicated to crime and safety, but one in which he repeatedly criticized Vice President Kamala Harris' record as a prosecutor while once again reaffirming his support for police,  reported from ABC News.

"We're here today to talk about how we are going to stop the Kamala crime wave that is going on at levels that nobody has ever seen before. And she is, as you know, the most radical left person ever even thought of for high office, certainly for the office of president. People don't know the real Kamala, but I do," said Trump as law enforcement officials stood behind him.

However, once again, an unfocused Trump failed to advocate for certain, specific policy reforms he was supposed to call for during his remarks.

According to speech experts obtained by ABC News before Trump delivered his remarks, the former president was supposed to call for the death penalty for child rapists and child traffickers, advocate for stop-and-frisk policies, as well as making "it a felony for any medical professional to perform surgery on a minor without parental consent."

Throughout his remarks, without providing evidence, Trump painted a dangerous picture of what America would look like should the Harris-Walz ticket be elected whereas he would create a "crime-free America," he argued.

"Mothers will no longer be losing their children because of weak, liberal policies and politicians that have given up on securing a crime free America. We want a crime-free America. We're going to stop violent crime in the United States. And it's people like this that can do the job better than anybody. They do the job justly and fairly," said Trump praising the law enforcement officials nearby.

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