Trump Addresses Crime During Michigan Visit

As the Democratic National Convention unfolded in Chicago, former President Donald Trump made headlines by addressing crime and immigration in Michigan, criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris and claiming a dramatic rise in violent crime under her oversight. However, his statistics contradicted recent FBI reports showing a decrease in violent crime rates. Meanwhile, Trump offered mixed remarks about Barack Obama, acknowledging him as a 'nice gentleman' despite criticizing his presidency, especially on trade issues. The DNC has been characterized by a strong focus on condemning Trump rather than addressing key issues, which drew criticism from some quarters, including a Chicago Councilman and CNN contributor Scott Jennings. The ongoing convention has also featured notable speeches from the Obamas, with Michelle Obama calling for action against Trump's rhetoric on immigration and job impacts. Trump's interview with The Post provided personal insights, including updates on his family, amidst the political tensions of the convention.