President Trump's former national press secretary, Caroline Leavitt, harshly criticized Vice President Harris' performance in a Fox News interview Wednesday, calling it a “train wreck” of mishaps. social media posts.
“Kamala Harris' interview with Bret Baier was a train wreck. Kamala was angry, defensive, and once again abdicated responsibility for the problems facing Americans. She doesn't have the answers, so she simply “I couldn't answer that question clearly. Kamala's entire campaign is based on lies about President Trump,” Levitt told X.
“Kamala can't stand the pressure of doing an interview with FOX News. She certainly can't stand the pressure of being the president of the United States,” she added.
Harris underwent her campaign's toughest interview yet on Wednesday, during which she was bombarded with questions by Fox News' Bret Baier and repeatedly pressed to answer questions more directly.
The two frequently sparred, sometimes discussing issues such as immigration, President Biden's mental health, transgender prisoners, and cases involving alleged murders by immigrants.
The Make America Great Again PAC similarly condemned Harris, calling her “angry” and “unworthy.”
“The American public may never know where Kamala Harris stands on issues because she spends more time on sex podcasts than on news outlets asking simple questions. “Her angry and unfettered actions demonstrate that she is unfit to be president, and we expect her campaign to be relaunched as a result,” MAGA PAC said in a statement. This appears to be a reference to Harris' recent appearance on the podcast “Call Her Daddy.”
“But no wonder her team kept her in the shadows of the media. Her history is disastrous and she is unable to form coherent sentences to save lives,” the group added in a statement. Ta.
The Hill has reached out to the Harris campaign for comment on Levitt's statement.
Brian Fallon, the Harris campaign's communications director, told reporters Wednesday night that Harris did what she set out to do in the interview, getting her message across to more conservative voters and being tough in the face of difficult questions. He said he had proven that.
“I think there are a lot of independents and Haley-style Republicans who are very willing to vote for Vice President Harris, and that's why we're open to events with Republicans and events on Fox News,” Fallon said. .
“We feel like we definitely accomplished what we set out to accomplish in the sense that we were able to reach an audience that probably didn't know what she had been advocating for on the trail before.” he continued. This is to show her toughness in standing up to a hostile interviewer. ”
