After former Republican representative Liz Cheney, a former aide of George W Bush urged the ex-president to endorse Kamala Harris. Nicolle Wallace, who now works for MSNBC, used the 78-year-old's own words to get his support for the Democratic presidential nominee. This comes as Trump and Harris are set to lock horns on November 5, four days from now.
During a live interview that aired on Friday on The New Yorker Radio Hour podcast, Cheney pushed George W Bush. “I can’t explain why he hasn’t spoken out, but I think it’s time, and I wish that he would,” she said. The former president's daughter Barbara has already endorsed Harris.
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"It was inspiring to join friends and meet voters with the Harris-Walz campaign in Pennsylvania this weekend," she told People. "I'm hopeful they'll move our country forward and protect women's rights."
On Friday, Nicolle Wallace played a clip of Trump telling former Fox News host Tucker Carlson that Rep Liz Cheney should see what it's like to have nine "guns trained on her face," suggesting a firing squad for her. The MSNBC host added that Bush likes to speak witha ctions and not words.
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"An adviser said he's not going to insert himself into this political moment, but in light of the violent nature of the threat toward his former vice president's daughter during the time she served him, and as a dad whose own daughter just last week bravely entered the political fray, campaigning for Kamala Harris, I thought today it was important to share some of George W. Bush's past statements about what America does and what Americans do when they face threats."
She then played Bush's own words. "So today, we have a right to hope that those who have stood for freedom and celebrated those who have protected it might have a last-minute change of heart in the closing hours of this campaign. And because I once had the job of trying to convince President George W. Bush to sometimes do things he didn't want to do, I say this."