Vice President Kamala Harris recently reacted to a shocking report. Former President Donald Trump, according to his ex-chief of staff, John Kelly, admired Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. Kelly, a retired Marine general, shared his experiences in interviews with The New York Times and The Atlantic. He warned that Trump fits the definition of a fascist and has praised Hitler's actions.

Harris expressed concerns about Trump's mental fitness and his plans for the presidency. She emphasized that these revelations come from people who worked closely with Trump. Kelly has been critical of Trump in the past, accusing him of disrespecting veterans.

Trump's campaign denied Kelly's claims, calling them fabricated. However, Harris believes Trump admires Hitler's generals because he wants a military loyal to him personally, not the Constitution.

The election is in its final weeks, and both Trump and Harris are campaigning hard. Harris's team has been reaching out to independent voters, using support from longtime Republicans like Liz Cheney to sway Trump supporters.

Retired military officials have also spoken out against Trump. Retired Army Brig. Gen. Steve Anderson and retired Army reserve Col. Kevin Carroll highlighted the opposition from former Trump officials.

Kelly's past actions, like overseeing Trump's border policies, made him unpopular among many, including Harris. Despite this, his recent statements have added to the growing concern about Trump's intentions.

Kelly is not alone in his criticism. Other former top Trump officials, like retired Army Gen. Mark A. Milley and retired Gen. Jim Mattis, have also warned about Trump's fascist tendencies.

When Ex-Aides Speak: Trump's Hitler Comments Exposed

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