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Byron Donalds continues to astound as he fearlessly traverses the world of corporate media, leaving a trail of stunned liberals in his wake. Appearing on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” the Florida Congressman proved once again that he has a knack for dismantling baseless accusations aimed at Donald Trump. Unlike the stale retorts of leftist pundits, Donalds delivered a masterclass in truth, challenging the absurd narrative perpetuated by the left that equates Trump rallies with Nazi gatherings from history.
During the segment, Donalds recounted his time at a recent Trump rally in Madison Square Garden, an event that left-wing circles rebranded as a “Nazi rally.” Donalds, who has a front-row seat to these events, offered a stark contrast to the media’s fearmongering approach. According to him, no trace of the alleged racism or extremism that is frequently lobbed at Trump supporters was present. He emphasized that the real issue lies with a media that settles for sensationalism rather than substantive discussion, clearly targeting their own narrative failure.
🔥 Byron Donalds Just Destroyed Andrew Sorkin Live on CNBC
SORKIN: "You don't see in a Harris rally that kind of vitriol"
DONALDS: "You don't?…Every Democrat official at these rallies refers to [Trump] as Adolf Hitler."@ByronDonalds pic.twitter.com/LGtln8O8zz
— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) October 28, 2024
As the conversation took a bizarre turn, co-host Andrew Sorkin attempted to berate Trump supporters by implying they are driven away by some nebulous vitriol seen at the rallies. Sorkin took a swipe at Trump supporters, insisting that the atmosphere at Kamala Harris’ rallies is devoid of the “hate” he claims to see at Trump’s events. Donalds, showcasing his trademark patience, highlighted the hypocrisy in this statement. He pointed out that while Democrats incessantly use the “Trump is a Nazi” ploy, it mirrors their fear as Election Day looms.
The dialogue escalated when Donalds turned the tables on Sorkin’s flimsy argument. He shrewdly noted that while the alleged vitriol is supposedly absent from Harris rallies, her party does its fair share of name-calling—including likening Trump to Hitler. This is par for the course for Democrats, who seem desperate to scare the electorate with tired tropes even as their support dwindles. With inflammatory rhetoric flying from Democratic leaders, it’s no wonder the GOP is poised to make significant gains at the polls.
Moreover, Donalds expertly pivoted the focus back to pressing issues that truly affect Americans, insisting the real joke is the disastrous policies put forth by the Biden-Harris administration. He underscored the negative impact of rampant inflation and poor border control on vulnerable populations, including Puerto Ricans. Instead of chasing after smoke-and-mirror narratives, he urged a pivot back to reality where it’s inconvenient facts versus performative outrage.
As the fabric of the 2024 election continues to take shape, it’s abundantly clear that Democrats are leaning heavily on the fear card—fueled predominantly by the ever-present fear of losing to Trump. Meanwhile, the Republican Party boasts a powerhouse lineup that includes emerging stars like Donalds. The left’s obsession with villainizing Trump and his supporters ultimately reveals a deeper fear: a strong and diversified Republican bench that is more than capable of challenging their party’s rhetoric.
