Introduction: Trump slams Harris

Kamala Harris is the first major party presidential
candidate to skip dinner since Walter Mondale in

1984 Donald Trump, former President of the
United States, at the 79th Annual Alfred E. Memorial
Foundation Dinner. Smith was present Thursday evening. And he attacks Vice President Kamala Harris and
contributes little to the campaign
every presidential election cycle.

“If you really wanted Vice President Harris
to accept your invitation, I think you should have told

him that the money would go to looters and rioters in
Minneapolis. This way he would definitely get here. He
would mock President Trump on Thursday.” Harris’
absence, citing his attempt to get bail during the 2020 unrest.

President Trump and former first lady Melania
Trump were welcomed to the event shortly
after 8 p.m., and Trump shook hands with

other notable guests, including House
Speaker Mike Johnson. Comedian
Jim Gaffigan hosted this year’s dinner.

Trump joked: “I have to say I was shocked when
I heard Kamala was missing from the
All Smith Dinner. I would have
liked to have brought her with me because

I never get tired of her beautiful laugh. She
laughs like crazy.” . Elsewhere on the Harris River.

Trump has attended the event every election

Trump has attended the event every
election year since 2016, when he and former
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton exchanged
comments that drew laughter
and jeers from the crowd.

“It’s nice to be here with a thousand
wonderful people, or as I call it, a little private
party with some friends.” Or, as Hillary calls it,
“the biggest audience of the season,” Trump
joked in a 2016 speech.

“People look at the Statue of Liberty and see a proud symbol of our history as a nation of immigrants. A light of hope for people around the world. Donald looks at the Statue of Liberty and sees 4. Maybe 5 years old.” “She lost her flashlight and tablet and changed her hair,” Clinton joked during her speech.

“I think we have serious problems in the world, but they will be solved and we will make America great again. And thank you very much. “God bless you all,” Trump said. His comments were made public on Thursday.