Harris trolls Trump at LA fundraiser, says her crowds 'are pretty big'

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Harris trolls Trump at LA fundraiser, says her crowds 'are pretty big' - Business Standard

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US Vice-President Kamala Harris poked at Republican Donald Trump during a fancy fundraiser on Sunday, telling donors that as she campaigns around the country her "crowds are pretty big" -- before heading to Nevada for a rally at the same venue where the GOP nominee appeared two weeks ago.

During the presidential debate, Harris appeared to get under Trump's skin when she said people were leaving his rallies early because of his rambling speeches.

She also has moved into what Trump considers his terrain -- immigration -- with a Friday visit to the border town of Douglas, Arizona.