This year, he has involved himself in American politics like never before, making donations and supportive social media posts on behalf of several Republicans.

WASHINGTON — Kamala Harris’ campaign posted a video that appeared to show Donald Trump nodding off at a campaign event Friday, pushing a new line of attack that the former president is too "exhausted" to run for office.

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Trump's attorneys have said they would try and postpone the Georgia trial until after he leaves office if he's re-elected because of the difficulty of having him appear in court every day while commander in chief.

"His offer is only open to registered voters, so I think his offer runs afoul of this provision," Mr Berman told the BBC.

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on Tuesday that the former president had expressed admiration for the loyalty of "Hitler's generals."

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It's part of a series of criticisms the Harris campaign made on Friday, attempting to paint Trump as "exhausted" on the heels of a Politico report, which said that a Trump adviser asserted the former president was declining certain interviews because he was "exhausted." NBC News has not independently verified the report.

He pointed to the US Code on electoral law, which states that anyone who "pays or offers to pay or accepts payment either for registration to vote or for voting" faces a potential $10,000 fine or a five-year prison sentence.

Halperin said that he knows that certain journalists and media figures are attempting to influence the outcome through various stories and allegations, whether substantiated or not. He brought up a bombshell story in The Atlantic

However, he said that he was not pursuing the story himself, advising Trump supporters at Mar-a-Lago to "remain calm" and adding that he has not found credible evidence to support the claims being made.

“In many cases, I would agree with some of his policies,” he said, stressing that as a former military officer he was not endorsing any candidate. “But again, it’s a very dangerous thing to have the wrong person elected to high office.