28:33In other words, the president argued, the real political power in today's Democratic party is not held by an unobtrusive 77-year-old centrist, but by the party's fringes. As if to illustrate his message of looming mob-led disorder, a crowd in downtown Washington, D.C., swarmed attendees leaving the Trump speech. But ultimately she said she's frightened by what she sees as an increasingly radical Democratic party that, in her view, has not sufficiently denounced violent protests. She thinks most voters will pick Biden, and that Biden will win. pic.twitter.com/7xQbTMKoyo —@NormEisenLast week at their convention, Trump's Democratic rivals warned that Trump's behaviour was destroying democratic norms and whisking the U.S. toward autocracy.

Source: CBC News August 28, 2020 12:01 UTC