Vice President Kamala Harris has condemned former President Donald Trump's reported praise for Adolf Hitler, as recounted by his former chief of staff, John Kelly, calling it 'deeply troubling' and indicative of Trump's character. Kelly's interviews suggest Trump expressed a desire for generals akin to those who served Hitler, emphasizing loyalty and authoritarianism, which Harris argues aligns with a 'fascist' definition of Trump. This revelation comes as Harris seeks to sway undecided voters just days before the election. While the mainstream media has covered the story, some conservative commentators, like Bret Baier of Fox News, have downplayed its significance, framing it as part of Harris's political strategy. Trump's campaign has denied the allegations, asserting that he never made such comments. As the election approaches, the contrasting narratives highlight the contentious political climate surrounding Trump's potential return to power.