GLENDALE, Ariz. — At an on-stage event dominated by extended rambling and derogatory attacks on his opponents, Trump suggested — just four days before Election Day — that one of his top Republican critics might not be as much of a “war hawk” as Guns were pointed at her.

Trump, sitting in a chair next to right-wing media personality Tucker Carlson for what was billed as a live interview event, told an arena of thousands of supporters yesterday that President Joe Biden was a “stupid son of a bitch” and that his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris was “a sleaze bag.”

He also said he would let Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vaccine skeptic, “do whatever he wants” in his second administration on health care policy, noting that his new political ally “wants to look at the vaccines.”

“He really wants to get into the pesticides and the, you know, all these different things. I said, he can do it,” Trump said of the former independent presidential candidate. “He can do anything he wants. He wants to look at the vaccines. He wants – everything. I love it,” Trump continued.

But the former president, no stranger to personal attacks, saved his most violent comments for former Rep. Liz Cheney.

In a lengthy and uncompromising riff on Cheney, Trump seemed to insinuate that the former congresswoman would be less of a “war hawk” — as Trump called her — if she were at war herself with guns “pointed at her face.”

“She’s a radical war hawk. Let’s put her there with a gun while nine barrels shoot her,” Trump said. “Okay, let’s see what she thinks about it. You know when the guns are pointed at her face – you know, they’re all war hawks when they’re in a nice building in Washington,” Trump continued.

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