Former Trump Campaign Advisor Reacts to DNC: 'Not One Tough Question' for Kamala Harris

You heard President Obama's speech last night, and one of the criticisms he had of President Trump was that he's negative and he's attacking and we need unity. What's your reaction to this whole thing? It's okay for those guys to attack Donald Trump, but not for Donald Trump to punch back. The Democrats need to be united because, as I've said, Trump is a survivor. Donald Trump's a survivor. He's taken a punch time and time and time again, and he gets back up and he gets back up. The Harris campaign has had the best 30 days in modern presidential history. No one's laid a glove on him, not one tough question, and they're tied or behind Donald Trump right now. When they leave this convention, they may get a slight bump, and they're back out. They've got to answer questions about their political positions and what their views are on the American people, how they're going to raise taxes, how they're going to let the border continue to be open and porous. If you look back to 2016 and 2020, Clinton was way up at this point in the race. Biden was way up. She's tied. Polling, as you know, if Democrats aren't super far ahead because Republicans underreport polls, they're done. Right now, where people say the polling's tied or maybe she's ahead, we're ahead a little bit, Donald Trump is in a good spot right now. He's going to buckle down. We need everyone to keep the faith, keep at it, because this election matters more than any election in modern history and in your lifetime. What do you think President Trump needs to do in order to get that win in your mind? Number one, be Donald Trump. He came with a message. But provide people a sense of hope. Hope's just over the corner. It's over the horizon. I'm coming back. Deregulation. We're going to have normalcy in America again. People are tired of seeing that there's a lot of cultural things going on in America that people don't care for. People don't like seeing boys in girls' bathrooms for sports and taking trophies away from young girls who trained their whole lives. People want to see those types of things. They want those things reversed. Title IX was put in place for a reason, to help young women achieve things. Now they're being snatched away by the radical left. So Donald Trump's the messenger, and he's got a great message. He sticks on that message, he's going to win easily. What do you expect from the VP tomorrow night in her speech? What do you expect? I think she's going to have to try to appeal to moderates. Her ideas are not just far out, they're not far left, they're far out. They were rejected by the Democrats. So she's going to have to get way back in with some policies that appeal to the people in middle Pennsylvania, middle America. To date, I have not heard her articulate any of those. So she's got a big rock to push up.