Anderson Cooper criticized former President Donald Trump for sharing a vulgar and misogynistic post about Vice President Kamala Harris and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Truth Social, describing it as a reflection of Trump's character. The crude post, which referenced sexual acts and depicted Harris and Clinton negatively, sparked outrage and was highlighted by Cooper during his broadcast. Trump's senior campaign aide, Jason Miller, attempted to downplay the incident, suggesting that the post was a distraction from more pressing issues like inflation and the border crisis. Cooper emphasized that sharing such a post is not out of character for Trump, referencing a history of misogynistic remarks. He also pointed out that Trump's engagement with QAnon-linked slogans illustrates a troubling trend in his rhetoric. The incident raises concerns about the normalization of degrading language towards women in political discourse.