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+ Former President Donald Trump's rambling interview with Elon Musk touched on climate change, border security, foreign dictators and inflation.
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+ But it was his apparent appreciation of "beautiful" Kamala Harris — and his comparison to his wife, Melania Trump — that left the internet with raised eyebrows.
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+ "But I saw a picture of her on Time magazine today, she looks like the most beautiful actress ever to live," Trump said. "It was a drawing. And actually she looked very much like a great first lady: Melania. She didn't look like Camilla. That's right. But of course she's a beautiful woman. So we'll leave it at that."
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+ The comment left the internet collectively cringed at the comment, including journalist Aaron Rupar, who called the recording "weird stuff!"
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+ "I KNEW IT. His brain is short-circuiting because she is attractive AND formidable. lol he is toast," chided former FBI special agent and legal contributer Asha Rangappa.
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+ She added that Trump "recognizes and is slightly scared of — and in a weird way, craves the approval of — strong, intelligent women," such as his former Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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+ "Some Mommy issues going on there," she added, noting that Trump equates attractive women with "'dumb' or weak," so he can "sexualize and exploit and dismiss."
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+ "This is the point of the call where I say, 'Well, it's been great catching up grandpa, but I've got to go,' quipped Kelsie Taggart, digital media director at the left-leaning American Bridge PAC.
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+ "Donald Trump mentions this Time magazine cover, says Kamala Harris looks like an actress in the illustration and then says she looks like … his wife, Melania Trump. ???" questioned Christopher Cadelago, Politico's California bureau chief, wrote on X, attaching a photo of the image.
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+ "What??" questioned the Never-Trump account Republicans against Trump.
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+ "Trump basically just said the drawing of Kamala on time magazine was hot and compared it to his wife Melania lol," laughed Jessica Burbank, of the More Perfect Union podcast.
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+ A 72-year-old Colorado woman who stormed the Capitol on January 6, 2021, will avoid jail time after a judge sentenced her to a year of probation and a $103,000 fine Monday, the Colorado Sun reports.
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+ Rebecca Lavrenz, who took on the moniker “J6 Praying Grandma,” was convicted on four misdemeanor counts for entering the Capitol and disorderly conduct for participating in the insurrection, according to the Sun. Prosecutors initially pushed for Lavrenz to serve up to 10 months in prison for continuing to defend the insurrection, writing in a recent filing that “her unrepentant promotion of the riot is powerful evidence that she continues to pose a threat to future acts of political violence.”
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+ The Colorado Sun noted that Lavrenz has raisedmore than $230,000 via online fundraisers by promoting her participation in the riot.
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+ "excerpt": "The failure to launch of Elon Musk's planned audio live stream on X with former President Donald Trump quickly became the subject of online mockery on the very same social platform, including by the official campaign of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.\"BREAKING: Twitter,\" the pro-Harri...",
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Leigh Tauss is a newswriter for Raw Story based in Raleigh, N.C. Her work has been picked up by the Associated Press and has appeared in The Washington Post and The Daily Beast, among other outlets.
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Before joining Raw Story, Tauss worked as an editor for the Bangor Daily News, a senior staff writer at INDY Week and a reporter for the Meriden Record-Journal. Her writing has received numerous awards from the the North Carolina Press Association, the Green Eyeshade Awards, the Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists and the Association of Alternative Newsmedia.
We’re gearing up for the most consequential presidential election of our lifetime. Candidates are promising to endanger our checks and balances and undermine voting. Politicians and neo-Nazis threaten women’s health and LGBTQ rights.
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We expose extremism, regardless of party. But we can’t do it without your help. Raw Story is independent, with no corporate owner, and this allows us to bring you the unvarnished truth.
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We need your support in this difficult time. Every reader contribution, no matter the amount, makes a difference. Your vital backing allows our newsroom to bring you the stories that matter.
+ Leigh Tauss is a newswriter for Raw Story based in Raleigh, N.C. Her work has been picked up by the Associated Press and has appeared in The Washington Post and The Daily Beast, among other outlets.
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+ Before joining Raw Story, Tauss worked as an editor for the Bangor Daily News, a senior staff writer at INDY Week and a reporter for the Meriden Record-Journal. Her writing has received numerous awards from the the North Carolina Press Association, the Green Eyeshade Awards, the Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists and the Association of Alternative Newsmedia.
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+ The failure to launch of Elon Musk's planned audio live stream on X with former President Donald Trump quickly became the subject of online mockery on the very same social platform, including by the official campaign of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.
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+ "BREAKING: Twitter," the pro-Harris account @harris_wins posted about 20 minutes after the stream was supposed to start.
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+ “LOL the Elon-Trump space is broken no one can get in apparently,” wrote professor and attorney Seth Abramson. “This app is a flaming poop salad.”
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+ “I'm in the historic Musk Trump twitter space and all you can hear is heavy breathing and the occasional fart,” quipped Cyanide and Happiness co-creator Rob DenBleyker.
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+ Novelist Paul Rudnick pondered if the interview crashed because “Trump kept talking into the remote,” or “Elon got distracted by a squirrel.”
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+ so the guy who makes cars that randomly crash and burst into flames is interviewing Donald Trump, and the interview crashed and burst into flames? holy shit, how did we Nazi this coming
+ — Jeff Tiedrich (@itsJeffTiedrich) August 13, 2024
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+ LOL the Elon-Trump space is broken no one can get in apparently
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+ This app is a flaming poop salad
+ — Seth Abramson (@SethAbramson) August 13, 2024
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+ I'm in the historic Musk Trump twitter space and all you can hear is heavy breathing and the occasional fart
+ — Rob DenBleyker (@RobDenBleyker) August 13, 2024
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+ The Musk/Trump interview crashed because:
+ - Trump kept talking into the remote
+ - Elon got distracted by a squirrel
+ - Lara was in charge of getting Trump from the toilet to the recliner
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- So many listeners signed on because they thought Scott Baio was the moderator
+ — Paul Rudnick (@PaulRudnickNY) August 13, 2024
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+ We’re gearing up for the most consequential presidential election of our lifetime. Candidates are promising to endanger our checks and balances and undermine voting. Politicians and neo-Nazis threaten women’s health and LGBTQ rights.
+
+
+ We expose extremism, regardless of party. But we can’t do it without your help. Raw Story is independent, with no corporate owner, and this allows us to bring you the unvarnished truth.
+
+
+ We need your support in this difficult time. Every reader contribution, no matter the amount, makes a difference. Your vital backing allows our newsroom to bring you the stories that matter.
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+ Former President Donald Trump's rambling interview with Elon Musk touched on climate change, border security, foreign dictators and inflation.
+
+
+
+
+
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+ But it was his apparent appreciation of "beautiful" Kamala Harris — and his comparison to his wife, Melania Trump — that left the internet with raised eyebrows.
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+ "But I saw a picture of her on Time magazine today, she looks like the most beautiful actress ever to live," Trump said. "It was a drawing. And actually she looked very much like a great first lady: Melania. She didn't look like Camilla. That's right. But of course she's a beautiful woman. So we'll leave it at that."
+
+
+ The comment left the internet collectively cringed at the comment, including journalist Aaron Rupar, who called the recording "weird stuff!"
+
+
+ "I KNEW IT. His brain is short-circuiting because she is attractive AND formidable. lol he is toast," chided former FBI special agent and legal contributer Asha Rangappa.
+
+ She added that Trump "recognizes and is slightly scared of — and in a weird way, craves the approval of — strong, intelligent women," such as his former Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
+
+
+ "Some Mommy issues going on there," she added, noting that Trump equates attractive women with "'dumb' or weak," so he can "sexualize and exploit and dismiss."
+
+
+ "This is the point of the call where I say, 'Well, it's been great catching up grandpa, but I've got to go,' quipped Kelsie Taggart, digital media director at the left-leaning American Bridge PAC.
+
+
+ "Donald Trump mentions this Time magazine cover, says Kamala Harris looks like an actress in the illustration and then says she looks like … his wife, Melania Trump. ???" questioned Christopher Cadelago, Politico's California bureau chief, wrote on X, attaching a photo of the image.
+
+
+ "What??" questioned the Never-Trump account Republicans against Trump.
+
+
+ "Trump basically just said the drawing of Kamala on time magazine was hot and compared it to his wife Melania lol," laughed Jessica Burbank, of the More Perfect Union podcast.
+
+ A 72-year-old Colorado woman who stormed the Capitol on January 6, 2021, will avoid jail time after a judge sentenced her to a year of probation and a $103,000 fine Monday, the Colorado Sun reports.
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+ Rebecca Lavrenz, who took on the moniker “J6 Praying Grandma,” was convicted on four misdemeanor counts for entering the Capitol and disorderly conduct for participating in the insurrection, according to the Sun. Prosecutors initially pushed for Lavrenz to serve up to 10 months in prison for continuing to defend the insurrection, writing in a recent filing that “her unrepentant promotion of the riot is powerful evidence that she continues to pose a threat to future acts of political violence.”
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+ The Colorado Sun noted that Lavrenz has raisedmore than $230,000 via online fundraisers by promoting her participation in the riot.
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+ Lavrenz responded to the sentencing in a post on Facebook.
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+ “I am confident that his sentence will be what God, the Highest Judge, thinks is best to wake up our country,” Lavrenz said in the post. “Trusting and obeying God is my assignment for today.”
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+ Elon Musk blamed the launch failure of his scheduled X Spaces livestream interview with Donald Trump on a distributed denial-of-service attack (DDOS), but some members of his staff called the explanation baloney, according to The Verge.
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+ An unnamed staff member from the company told The Verge that there was a “'99 percent’ chance Elon was lying about an attack.”
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+ Another source told The Verge that the technical malfunction was not due to a DDOS attack. Platform users noted that the rest of the social media service appeared to function while the livestream crashed.
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+ When the interview was scheduled to start at 8 p.m. users on X found they couldn't enter the livestream. The talk started more than 40 minutes late and was streamed to a smaller group.
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+ In a post, Musk claimed to have tested the X Spaces stream with “8 million concurrent listeners” earlier Monday prior to the crash. The malfunction drew comparisons to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ X announcement of his presidential bid, which also crashed due to server overload, the Verge reports.
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