r/inthenews • u/CrispyMiner • Oct 01 '24

article Trump rejects "60 Minutes" interview; Harris accepts

https://www.axios.com/2024/10/01/trump-harris-60-minutes-interview
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u/297andcounting Oct 01 '24

Trump - "I concede my time to the VP because I'm out of useful things to say. I do, however reserve the right to complain about 60 Minutes not interviewing me!"

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u/thetrueChevy1996 Oct 01 '24

But he could talk about his Purge idea.

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u/Perpetually_isolated Oct 02 '24

For the last time, Trump never suggested a "purge"

What trump suggested was a repeat of the "night of long knives"

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u/Stock-Side-6767 Oct 02 '24

I'd say kristallnacht (translated as night of the broken glass) more than the long knives. The long knives were purging their own ranks of those they see unfit. That would be killing every LGBTQ and racial or religious minority within the Republican party.