Trump Offers Prayers For People In Hurricane's Path After Lashing Out At Harris And Other Women

LOADING ERROR LOADING SCRANTON, Pa. — Former President Donald Trump offered his prayers to those in the path of Hurricane Milton as it began to lash Florida while continuing to insult his rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, and other women — saying he had no interest in stopping even if it turned off female voters. Biden also referenced Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene ’s false suggestion that “I control the weather,” he said, calling her comments like something “out of a comic book.” “It’s beyond ridiculous,” Biden said. “It’s got to stop.” He also told Deanne Criswell, director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, “You’re doing a hell of a job.” Harris said that once the hurricane passes, “We will be there to help folks rebuild.” WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 09: U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks on Hurricane Milton in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on October 09, 2024 in Washington, DC. Biden, meanwhile, already postponed a trip scheduled this week to Germany and Angola, saying, “I just don’t think I can be out of the country at this time.” Harris spent Tuesday in New York taping interviews on “The View,” with radio personality Howard Stern and on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” During her interview on “The View” and later amid her taping with Colbert, Harris failed to name major ways her future administration would be substantially different from Biden’s. Reacting to reports in Bob Woodward ’s new book, “War” that Trump, while president, secretly sent COVID-19 test kits to Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2020, when they were hard to find in the United States, she said, “You remember what those days were like?” “You remember how many people did not have tests and were trying to scramble to get them?” Harris asked during the taping with Colbert.