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When attending a Democratic Party event in Detroit, US Vice President Harris publicly criticized former US President Trump for the first time on the hush money case, questioning his claim that the hearing was manipulated, which was tantamount to attacking the country's judicial system, and that the "liar" nature has not changed and should be "disqualified from the election." Harris gave a speech at a Democratic Party dinner in Michigan on the 8th, during which she fiercely criticized Trump, accusing him of complaining about judicial injustice, and the real reason was that "liars don't like to be caught red-handed." Regarding Trump and Republicans' repeated doubts that the hush money case was unfair and the Department of Justice was behind it, Harris denied that the Biden administration manipulated the lawsuit, emphasizing that it was the Manhattan District Attorney in New York who investigated the case, and the jury also found Trump guilty of all 34 charges. Moreover, Trump's lawyers had participated in the selection of jurors, but only complained with various excuses when they found out that the results were unfavorable afterwards. Harris also said that if Trump returns to the White House, he will retaliate against his political opponents, and that the other side thinks that he is above the law. Anyone who has such an idea "should be disqualified from the presidential election." The media described this as Harris's sharpest criticism of Trump ever. As of press time, the Trump campaign has not responded. In addition to this concentrated fire, Harris recently appeared on the TV show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and made similar remarks. At that time, she responded to Trump's conviction for the first time on the show, calling on voters to elect "a president who is responsible for the people" and praising President Biden for his efforts to improve people's livelihood, including trying to reduce the price of drugs such as insulin. At the party dinner in Detroit, although Harris focused on Trump, her opening remarks mentioned Biden's Middle East policy and his efforts to mediate a ceasefire in Gaza, which caused dissatisfaction among pro-Palestinian people. A demonstrator stood up and shouted slogans, but was quickly expelled from the venue. Harris said on the stage that she valued the voice of opposition, "but I am giving a speech now." This is Harris' third visit to Michigan, a key state, this year. Accompanied by African-American actor Octavia Spencer, she attended a fundraising event in Ann Arbor on the 8th and visited an African-American bookstore in Ypsilanti. Michigan itself is a manufacturing powerhouse in the Midwest. In the 2020 election, Biden's vote share was only 2.78 percentage points higher than Trump's. Therefore, the situation of the November election this year is of concern. This year, the two sides are evenly matched in local polls, but what is unfavorable to Biden is that Michigan is home to many Arab and Palestinian voters. The community reacts strongly to the war between Israel and Hamas, which may affect their support for the Democratic Party.