Takeaways: Donald Trump bashes Kamala Harris, avoids talk of racism and Jan. 6

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : It has been "a special journey for all of us," Trump said.
57% : As Harris spoke to an estimated crowd of 75,000 on The Ellipse in Washington, Trump spoke in an area with a capacity of 10,000 for concerts - and there were a few chunks of empty seats as the evening wore on.
56% : The last days of Trump ralliesTrump reflected on his 2024 presidential campaign during his Allentown speech, telling the crowd he is now in the last week of political rallies that have defined his political career since he announced his first presidential campaign in June of 2015.
48% : It's the same place Trump delivered a speech on Jan. 6, 2021, before a group of his supporters stormed the Capitol building in an effort to block the certification of the 2020 election.
38% : During an 80-minute rally in Allentown, Trump did not discuss allegations of racism stemming from his Sunday rally at Madison Square Garden, but did praise Latino and Puerto Rican voters.
38% : "She didn't sing," Trump joked.
36% : nobody loves our Latino community and our Puerto Rican community more than I do," Trump said.
32% : "Still, Trump has often said he will only talk about good polls and ignore bad ones.
28% : "We're going to win the whole deal," Trump said.
28% : An inspector general's report found that tensions within the Republican administration led to delays in disbursement of congressionally approved funds.'Never heard of him'In an interview taped Tuesday, Trump told Fox News host Sean Hannity that he does not know the comedian who made the insulting jokes about Puerto Rico.
28% : Asked about the Hinchcliffe during his interview with Hannity, Trump said he had "never heard of him.""Somebody said there was a comedian that joked about Puerto Rico or something, and I have no idea who he was, never saw him, never heard of him, and don't want to hear of him.
27% : "Hannity also asked Trump if he wished the comedian "wasn't there."
26% : "Desperation," Trump said, also blaming what he and his allies have often joked is "Trump Derangement Syndrome.
25% : She added in her remarks that Trump if elected president has signaled he plans to pardon many of the people convicted of January 6 crimes.
23% : Trump and allies also knocked Joe Biden after he sparked Republican backlash by appearing to swipe at Trump's supporters.
23% : U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Zoraida Buxo - the "shadow senator" who represents Puerto Rico in Congress, but does not have a vote - praised Trump to the crowd.
23% : Trump responded that he wasn't sure if it was a "big deal of not," but he added "I don't want anyone making nasty jokes or stupid jokes.
23% : Trump also referred to other complaints in other parts of Pennsylvania that are unproven.
17% : Here's are USA TODAY's top takeaways from Trump's Tuesday campaign stops:Trump: Puerto Ricans and Latinos like meWhile not mentioning a comedian's insults about Puerto Rico at his Madison Square Garden event, Trump did raise the Latino community and brought some prominent Latinos to the stage in Allentown to testify on his support of the island.
16% : In Pennsylvania, Trump did not discuss his actions on Jan. 6, but did denounce Harris allies for describing him as a Nazi and fascist.
16% : Never mind that, Trump tells supporters: "We're going to defeat Kamala Harris and the media.
15% : "Trump talks about crowd sizes, exaggerates pollsTrump didn't just criticize Harris' remarks on Tuesday.
10% : Trump lays groundwork for cheating allegationsTrump during the rally also made false claims about Democrats perpetrating election fraud in the 2024 race for the White House.
8% : "Latinos are important in Pennsylvania - and Pennsylvania is essential to TrumpAs Latino leaders denounced Trump over the "garbage" remarks and other rally insults, the Republican candidate could not have picked a more sensitive city for the rally:
6% : Trump joined in, calling the Biden comments "terrible."

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