In a heated exchange of words, Donald Trump has taken to social media to slam Vice President Kamala Harris following her interview on CBS's '60 Minutes.' The former president labeled her performance an “embarrassment” and raised serious questions about her capability in crisis management, especially in light of ongoing natural disasters.

Trump’s complaints didn't stop solely at Harris. He himself was embroiled in controversy regarding his own planned appearance on '60 Minutes'. Initially set to sit down with CBS, Trump reportedly withdrew over disputes regarding the program’s fact-checking policies. Sources indicate that Trump's team insisted on preemptive control over how statements and facts would be verified during the interview, a demand CBS was unwilling to concede.

Leslie Stahl, the correspondent, became a focal point of Trump’s grievances. He not only demanded an apology from her for comments made during a past interview but also took issue with the way CBS planned to handle fact-checking in the current political climate. This turn of events marked a notable departure from the tradition that has seen major party candidates participate in the show leading up to elections for over 50 years.

In contrast, Kamala Harris's interview was dissected by Trump, who criticized it not just for its content but also for the implications it held in the realm of political leadership. On his platform, Truth Social, he remarked that her handling of Hurricane Helene was “by far the Worst in American History,” even positioning it as an inadequacy surpassing the infamous Hurricane Katrina disaster. He emphasized the potential electoral repercussions, predicting significant backlash against Harris from voters affected by recent hurricanes.

Trump’s claims reflect broader sentiments on his social media, where he indicates that the backlash will ripple through states like North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. “Pollsters are saying that the anti-vote will be heavily against her,” he stated, framing the upcoming election day, November 5th, as “the Most Important Day in the History of our Country.” He urged voters to consider their choice carefully, asserting, “we cannot bear four more years of Incompetence. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”

As the political landscape intensifies, both candidates are gearing up for what promises to be a fierce election cycle, especially with the specter of natural disasters looming and the critical voices of voters growing louder. Will Kamala Harris be able to deflect Trump’s criticisms and solidify her support, or will Trump’s provocations create lasting damage to her campaign? The nation awaits with bated breath as the drama unfolds.