Former President Donald Trump says Kamala Harris He should be “warned” for swearing – but this year alone he has sworn in public more than 1,700 times.

Harris caught using the S word a hot mic instantly Michigan while telling the state Governor about her struggles with male voters over the weekend. Gretchen Whitmer.

Although Trump falsely claimed that he said fuck instead of s***, he quickly jumped on the incident.

“Does anyone know if he’s not a good person? Maybe you have an idea,” Trump said during the rally: Georgia Monday night. “Did you see him use the F word the other day? He thought he was talking without the camera on.

“He used the F word. Did you see this? No, this is too bad. If this had happened to me it would have been front page headlines,” “He should be warned for doing this.”

“We need progress among men,” Harris said over a beer with Whitmer at the Trak Houz Bar & Grill, when Whitmer thought no one was listening.

Suddenly he looked up and said: “Oh, we have microphones and we’re listening to everything. “I didn’t realize that.”

“Okay… I hope you bleep out my F-words,” Whitmer said.

“We just spilled all the family secrets, dammit,” Harris added before starting to laugh.

According to the report, Trump has publicly sworn at least 1,787 times this year alone, including using words like “damn” and “hell.” New York Times. He swears 69 percent more than in 2016.

During Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally on Sunday, one speaker waved his middle finger at Democrats, another interpreted it as an oral sex joke about Harris, and a third referred to her as a whore. The fourth speaker made rude remarks about the sexual habits of Latinos.

Seventeen of the speakers at the Garden rally used epithets at least 43 times. Times noted.

One of them was right-wing radio host Sid Rosenberg.

Speaking about 2016 Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, he said: “What a sick motherfucker.”

“The whole damn party is a bunch of degenerate, despicable, anti-Semitic and assholes. “Every single one of them,” he added.

Artist Scott LoBaido referred to Trump as “the greatest president in the world.”

The newspaper noted that Trump uttered at least eight “hells,” one each of “s***,” one a**, and two “fucks.”

The one comment the Trump campaign tried to distance itself from came after comedian Tony Hinchcliffe called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.”