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senator JD Vancethe Republican vice presidential candidate, speaks at Donald Trump's Rally at Madison Square Garden.

“I have the easiest job in American politics,” he said. “Think about it. I just need to remind people what life was like when Donald J. Trump was president of the United States.”

Then Vance said governor Tim Waltzthe Democratic Vice President, has the “hardest job in American politics” because he has to defend the Vice President Kamala Harris.

“Please say a prayer for Tim Walz because they are asking him to do the impossible,” he added.

The international reggaeton star Bad bunny divided Kamala Harris Message to Puerto Ricans.

Bad Bunny has become more involved in politics in recent months, particularly in Puerto Rico, where he bought posters in protest against the pro-government New Progressive Party.

Phil McGraw, He is best known for his television show “Dr. Phil” and gives a speech at Donald Trump’s rally. He said he doesn't agree with everything the former president says but still supports him.

He defended Trump from people who call him a tyrant.

“To be a bully, there has to be an imbalance of power, and when there isn't, you just call it a debate, and he's just better at it than anyone else,” McGraw said.

Speakers reiterate Trump rhetoric at Madison Square Garden

Hulk Hoganthe retired WWE wrestler, has taken the stage wearing yellow sunglasses and a red “Trump Vance” tank top. He threw a few swipes at the vice president Kamala Harris.

“Kamala is responsible for the border crisis, and Kamala is also responsible for inflation,” he said. “She acts like she's the victim and then all of a sudden she turns around, she flops, she turns and turns everything around and acts like she's the damn hero.”

The disgraced former Fox News host Tucker Carlson expresses his support for the former president Donald Trump at a campaign rally in New York City.

“He liberated us in the deepest and truest sense,” Carlson said of Trump. “And the liberation he has brought us is liberation from the obligation to lie. Donald Trump has enabled the rest of us to speak the truth about the world around us, and that is the most liberating thing you can do for people.”

Vivek Ramaswamy, Tulsi GabbardAnd Robert F. Kennedy Jr.in that order, took the stage at Donald Trump's campaign rally at Madison Square Garden. Ramaswamy made transphobic remarks while Gabbard listed some ways she believes Vice President Kamala Harris will harm the country.

“A vote for Kamala Harris is a vote for economic hardship, high costs of living, poverty and homelessness,” Gabbard said. “And a vote for Donald Trump is a vote for economic prosperity and opportunity for every single one of us Americans.”

So far the speakers are at Donald Trump's At a rally in New York City, they resorted to offensive language and racist remarks in their speeches.

A stand-up routine from the comedian Tony Hinchcliffefor example, was full of racist stereotypes of Latinos, Jews and blacks.

“I don't know if you know this, but right now there's literally a floating island of trash in the middle of the ocean. I think it’s called Puerto Rico,” said Hinchcliffe, whose joke was criticized in Democrat Kamala Harris’ campaign.

Speakers Mike Johnson performed at Donald Trump's rally in New York City.

He said he sensed a resurgence in the Republican Party and pointed to widespread dissatisfaction with current policies under the Biden administration.

“We are in a battle between two completely different visions of who we are as a nation and who we will be,” Johnson said. “This is not your father’s Democratic Party. They are now full of Marxism and socialism.”

Kamala Harris unveiled her plan for Puerto Rico, the economically struggling US territory