### Trump Faces Backlash Over Alleged Praise of Hitler's Generals

Donald Trump has come under intense scrutiny once more following allegations that he expressed admiration for the loyalty of Adolf Hitler’s generals. As reported by The Atlantic, Trump reportedly said, "I need the kind of generals that Hitler had," implying his desire for unconditional loyalty and obedience from military leaders.

The revelations have sparked widespread criticism, with Trump’s former chief of staff, John Kelly, contributing to the public outcry. Kelly told The New York Times that Trump had repeatedly praised Hitler, further warning that the GOP candidate fits the definition of a fascist. Such statements have raised significant concerns about Trump's rhetoric and his potential future leadership.

Vice President Kamala Harris addressed these alarming reports during her remarks at the Naval Observatory on Wednesday. She warned that Trump appears "increasingly unhinged and unstable," emphasizing the dangers of a second Trump term where aides like John Kelly would not be present to moderate his behavior.

Harris also engaged with voters more directly through a series of media appearances. On Tuesday night, she participated in an interview with NBC News. Today, she is set to join a CNN town hall with Anderson Cooper in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, where she will address questions from undecided swing state voters, offering an opportunity to contrast her steadiness against the backdrop of the troubling reports about Trump.