Trump ominously warns 'we're close to World War Two' - before rally-goer corrects him: 'World War Three?'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : At the New York City rally on Sunday, Trump and a collection of his most prominent MAGA cheerleaders like Elon Musk, Rudy Giuliani and Hulk Hogan took to the stage to paint a disturbing vision of America under a potential Harris administration.
39% : Elsewhere during his address to the Peach State, Trump took the opportunity to lash out at former first lady Michelle Obama, who had lambasted him at a Kamala Harris event in Kalamazoo, Michigan, on Saturday by accusing him of "gross incompetence", "erratic behavior" and "obvious mental decline.
24% : From there, Trump also denied using a teleprompter for his public addresses despite having one positioned right next to him as he said it, insisted that he was "the opposite of a Nazi" in response to recent reporting about his alleged admiration for Adolf Hitler, and launched into a bizarre fantasy about Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene meeting a fiery death in a hypothetical hydrogen car explosion.
23% : But, while speaking at the Georgia Institute of Technology's McCamish Pavilion in Atlanta on Monday, Trump unexpectedly fluffed his lines.
15% : "Trump then turned his ire on Harris, inviting chants of "Lock her up!", which prompted him to muse that, as president, he could have had his 2016 challenger Hillary Clinton jailed, as he had long threatened, but claimed he ultimately decided against it on national unity grounds.
8% : Further immigration scaremongering followed, he again referred to Harris - a former California attorney general - as "a low IQ individual", baselessly warned his audience that their children would be drafted into the military if the Democrat won and then badly misspoke as he attempted to call his rival a "train wreck" - ironically, just after claiming she could not "put two sentences together."Although the race between Trump and Harris is still too close to call in the polls one week out from Election Day, Trump has faced a week of damage control after his former White House chief of staff John Kelly's characterized him as a "fascist" and fresh controversy erupted following his Madison Square Garden rally .

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