Religion

““Biden won’t be president for two months.” Trump argued. “He’s not mentally capable of being president, you know that, everybody knows that ... And this monster that was on stage with Mike Pence, who destroyed her last night by the way, ... she says, 'No, no, there won't be fracking.' Everything she said is a lie,” he added.

In a New York Times op-ed on Tuesday, Rev. Amos C. Brown of the historic Third Baptist Church of San Francisco expressed his frustrations with Trump’s comment.

“When President Trump calls Senator Kamala Harris a ‘monster,’ it is nothing less than naked racism and misogyny for which he owes her, along with every woman and every Black citizen in America, an immediate and sincere apology,” Brown wrote.

“As her pastor, I am both disturbed and alarmed at this outburst,” he noted. “It puts a lie not only to the president’s pretense of Christianity, but also to any claim he makes about condemning white supremacists or the violent right-wing extremists who support him.”