Appearing on FNC's “Jesse Watters Primetime” on Friday, former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii), a member of the Trump transition team, responded to CNN's joint interview with Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris and Democratic vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.).
Gabbard told stand-in host Pete Hegseth that Harris “came across as weak and scared.”
“Let's bring in Tulsi, who is a member of the Trump transition team. Gabbard,” Hegseth said.“First of all, we know you helped prepare President Trump for his upcoming debates. You also debated Kamala Harris. The bar was very low. This was very easy, very controlled, very little resistance. What did you see?”
“First, let's pause for a moment and look at the events that led up to this highly publicized interview,” Gabbard responded. “They've been hyping this up for over a month. She was going to have a big interview by the end of the month and everyone was watching. We were all waiting to see what this big interview was going to be, where finally, after 39 days, Kamala Harris comes down from the tower to talk to the little people. And what we saw made it very clear what they were trying to hide.”
“She comes across as someone who is very vulnerable, insecure, clearly out of touch with all the issues, not even sure where she stands on a lot of issues and, frankly, what her plan is, and scared,” she continued. “And what she's scared of is that we, the people, will realize that she's trying to hide, and that there will come a moment when the American people become like that kid who had the nerve to say, 'The emperor has no clothes.' And that's who she is. And that's who she is now, and I think that's coming through and that's becoming very clear. It'll be interesting to see now whether they stick with this strategy of trying to hide her or whether the American people continue to see who Kamala Harris really is.”
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