Donald Trump told supporters Kamala Harris can not mathematically win the presidential election.
Speaking at his final rally in Michigan on Monday (4 November), the former US President said: “Just so you know, if we show up they can’t win. They mathematically can’t win because they are so far behind.”
Hitting out at Democratic rival Kamala Harris, Trump said: “They have no enthusiasm. She had a rally today and she couldn’t have had more than 100 people there. I had all four stadiums full.”
A national poll released by NPR and Marist College on Monday showed Harris garnering support from 51 per cent of respondents, compared with Trump’s 47 percent.
