Trump counters Harris media blitz by ripping Bob Woodward, Howard Stern and her hurricane briefing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : I dropped Howard a long time ago, like most others, and have since been credited with very good judgment!"Donald and Howard were, of course, once New York pals, and Trump attended his wedding.
48% : But Peskov disputed another assertion by Woodward, that Trump has stayed in touch with Putin since he left the White House, with as many as seven calls between them.
47% : But with Kamala's media blitz finally making some news after weeks in which Trump has dominated the campaign coverage, this reflects his determination to insert himself into every story that surfaces, no matter how negative.
46% : In the book "War," however, the Washington Post sleuth recounts a scene where Trump tells a top aide to leave the room so "he could have what he said was a private phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin."
46% : Trump, who prides himself on being a counter-puncher, wastes little time before swinging away.
40% : Trump also had campaign manager Chris LaCivita take a swipe at Fox News for covering (along with other networks) a government briefing, featuring both Biden and Harris, on Hurricane Milton as the monster storm was heading toward Florida.
20% : The former president granted Woodward 18 taped interviews for his previous book, but they had a falling out after the veteran reporter wrote that Trump was unfit for office - and was sued by his subject for releasing the recordings.
16% : Woodward also quotes the Russian dictator as telling Trump: "I don't want you to tell anybody because people will get mad at you, not me.
5% : After Harris' friendly radio interview with Howard Stern, who said it would be insanity to vote for Trump, this post appeared on Truth Social:"BETA MALE Howard Stern made a fool of himself on his low-rated radio show when he 'interviewed' Lyin' Kamala Harris, and hit her with so many SOFTBALL questions that even she was embarrassed.

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