Republican Kevin McCarthy told Fox News the former president should “stop questioning the size of her crowds"

Donald Trump is again arguing about crowd size — this time, falsely claiming that the large rally crowds at events held by his political rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, are the result of "A.I."

Harris, 59, has held a number of large-scale events since launching her campaign for president after Joe Biden dropped out of the race last month. Some of those rallies, like one held last week in Detroit, have brought out an estimated 15,000 people.

But Trump — who reportedly had his 2018 inauguration photos edited so that the number of attendees would appear greater — claimed that Harris "A.I.'d" what he called a “fake crowd picture.”

Dozens of photos and videos taken at recent Harris events — both by attendees of the rallies and members of the media — easily disprove Trump's false claims.

The Harris campaign has since pushed back on Trump's false claims, sharing a post on X (formerly Twitter) with "an actual photo of a 15,000-person crowd for Harris-Walz in Michigan," and accusing Trump of being "low energy" for not campaigning in a swing state "in over a week."

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Republican Kevin McCarthy — the former Speaker of the House — has criticized Trump for the messaging, saying on Fox News that the former president's focus on Harris' crowd size is distracting him...

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