In an interview with the Polish conservative news channel TV Republika, broadcast on Monday, October 7, Donald Trump described as a lie the claim of his rival in the presidential election, US Vice President Kamala Harris, that he, the Republican presidential candidate, would let Poland fall in case of a Russian threat.
In an interview with Trump, the Polish journalist referred to one of Kamala Harris’ statements about the war in Ukraine during a televised election debate with him on September 11. He then said that if Trump were president, then the president of Russia Vladimir Putin “I would sit in kyiv and look at other parts of Europe, especially Poland.”
In his response, Trump called Harris’ statement a lie.
“No one has done as much for the Poles as I have. “Kamala Harris is a liar” said the Republican presidential candidate.
Trump repeated his earlier claim that if he were president, Putin “wouldn’t dare attack Ukraine.”
“Poland would be safer” – said.
The Republican presidential candidate described his relationship with Poland as exceptional.
“My opponents don’t like Poles, they don’t like religion,” Trump said. He expressed his hope that Poles living in the United States will go out and vote and “give their vote to those who support their values.” “I will take care of the Poles” – Trump promised, emphasizing that he had “always done this before.”
The American politician named the current head of the Polish state. Andrzej Dudu his friend and supported the Polish president’s proposal that NATO member states spend 3% of GDP on defense.
Donald Trump is the Republican Party candidate who received more than 75% voter support in the primaries.
According to calculations by the British edition of the Financial Times, the Democratic candidate Harris can count on 226 electoral votes and her opponent with 219, the Financial Times considers. Thus, everything will be decided in seven cases. undecided states: Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona and Nevada. In total, these states are represented by 93 electors. Only about 3% of American voters are undecided.
