Vice President Kamala Harris has intensified her rhetoric against former President Donald Trump, labeling him 'unstable' and comparing him to Adolf Hitler, particularly regarding his desire for military loyalty. During a town hall event, she stated that Trump's remarks about Hitler, as recounted by former Chief of Staff John Kelly, reveal a dangerous inclination towards authoritarianism. Trump retaliated at a rally in Georgia, calling Harris 'crazy' and attacking her intelligence, while denying allegations of past misconduct that have resurfaced amidst the election campaign. Harris's comments came after revelations that Trump allegedly praised Hitler during his presidency, which she described as deeply troubling. Trump's campaign responded fiercely, labeling Harris desperate and accusing her of spreading falsehoods, while failing to provide counter-evidence to Kelly's claims. The escalating exchange highlights the charged atmosphere as both candidates campaign ahead of the November elections.