Jim Acosta Corners Republican Defending Trump Using Hitler Rhetoric Because He’s From NYC

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CNN’s Jim Acosta grilled Republican Representative Tim Burchett on his stance regarding Donald Trump’s controversial speech in New Hampshire, which drew parallels to Hitler’s language. During the segment, Burchett defended Trump’s language by attributing it to campaign bravado, citing Trump’s New York background and expressed his intent to vote for him in the upcoming election.

Acosta challenged Burchett, emphasizing the seriousness of the language and questioning whether he would still support Trump despite such statements. Burchett remained steadfast in his support, dismissing the remarks as campaign talk and downplaying any concerns about Trump’s potential dictatorial tendencies.

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The conversation also touched on Hitler’s historical use of similar language, drawing connections between Trump’s remarks on immigrants and Hitler’s obsession with blood purity. Burchett attempted to distance himself from comparisons to Hitler’s manifesto, emphasizing his lack of awareness and understanding of the situation.

Acosta pressed further, questioning Burchett’s willingness to stand alongside Trump despite the divisive language and previous attempts to overturn the election. Burchett defended his position, asserting that Trump would not become a dictator and blamed Trump’s rhetoric on being from New York.

The exchange underscored the ongoing debate over Trump’s rhetoric and its implications, with Burchett remaining resolute in his support for the former president despite the controversial language and actions.

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Watch the exchange below via CNN:

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