Rally Rhetoric Sparks Political Firestorm

At a Trump rally, comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's derogatory remarks led Biden to label them as 'garbage,' sparking backlash from Trump supporters and Republicans. Biden aimed to highlight Trump-backed demonization of Latinos, which he deemed un-American. The incident disrupted Kamala Harris's campaign message of unity.

In a political rally for Donald Trump, controversial comments made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe criticized Puerto Rico and several minority groups, provoking a response from U.S. President Joe Biden. Biden condemned the rhetoric as 'garbage' during a Zoom call with Latino voters, identifying it as un-American.

Trump's campaign distanced itself from Hinchcliffe's statements, though Trump himself dubbed the event a 'lovefest.' Biden's remarks stirred criticism among Trump supporters, who accused him of generalizing their demographic.

The fallout from the incident sparked a broader discussion about rhetoric used in rallies, and disrupted Kamala Harris's campaign, less than a week from the election, as she emphasized serving 'all Americans.'

(With inputs from agencies.)