Donald Trump's health is down ahead of US election 2024? Kamala Harris raises shocking questions

US election 2024 campaign has entered its final leg and vice-President Kamala Harris has raised apprehensions over Donald Trump's fitness for office as the oldest major-party White House candidate in history faced speculation that he is "exhausted" after backing out of a spate of interviews, as per a report on AFP.

While he has been appearing on friendly TV networks, the 78-year-old Republican has canceled sitdowns with media outlets including NBC, CNBC and CBS. He has also refused a second debate with Harris, after being soundly bested in the first, AFP reported.

Politico reported that a Trump aide had told producers at a website negotiating an interview that the ex-president was "exhausted" and refusing some appearances -- a claim described by his campaign as "detached from reality."


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But Harris, who turns 60 this weekend, hammered Trump over his health and resilience.

The former president has hardly been idle, pursuing a busy schedule of appearances with new and traditional media, but most have been on outlets where he is rarely challenged, as per a report on AFP.

Trump reacted angrily to Harris's jab, telling reporters that he had canceled nothing and calling his Democratic opponent a "loser" who "doesn't have the energy of a rabbit."

The ex-president also pushed hard at a town hall in Auburn Hills, a suburb of automaking hub Detroit, on his pledge to impose across-the-board levies on US imports.

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But Harris, speaking in Oakland County, warned voters: "Donald Trump is making the same empty promises to the people of Michigan that he did before, hoping you will forget how he let you down the last time."

The vice president has a narrow lead in national polling averages, while numerous October surveys in Michigan show them neck and neck.

Trump has surprised analysts with a program that mixes swing state stops with appearances in regions he has no chance of winning, but where he is guaranteed big crowds.

FAQs:

Q1. What is the age of Donald Trump?
A1. Donald Trump is 78-year-old.

Q2. What is the age of Kamala Harris?
A2. Kamala Harris is turning 60 this weekend.