Buttigieg emphasized that he cannot contradict General Kelly's views on Trump, stating, 'I don't think General Kelly is wrong. He knows Donald Trump much better than I do.' This expresses respect for a fellow political figure's opinion regarding Trump's leadership style.
He pointed out the unprecedented dynamic of Trump's presidency, noting, 'we've never seen a president have his own chief of staff or his own vice president not support him.' This highlights the unusual political landscape surrounding Trump.
In contrast to Trump’s rhetoric, Buttigieg contrasted messages from both parties, highlighting, 'the difference in the closing message' between Trump calling for aggression and Harris offering Republican inclusion in her administration.
Buttigieg articulated a dichotomy in political approaches, stating, 'if you're a Republican, you will have a seat at the table in my administration.' This underscores a more inclusive approach by Democrats compared to Trump's confrontational stance.
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