In an interview with right-wing Fox News on Wednesday, confrontational Kamala Harris promised a fresh start from Joe Biden’s administration in an attempt to win over Republican supporters who are suspicious of Donald Trump.
On contentious topics like immigration and gender transition surgery, Harris and interviewer Bret Baier fought. The Democratic nominee kept asking, “May I finish?” when the host interrupted her.
When Harris was questioned about remarks she made last week that Republicans have taken offense at, she stated she could not think of anything she would have done differently from Biden during his four years in office. This was a pivotal moment in the half-hour sit-down.
When the aging Biden resigned as her party’s nominee in July, Harris, then 59, declared, “My presidency will not be a continuation of Joe Biden’s presidency.”
“I represent a new generation of leadership,” Harris continued, adding that she would contribute “fresh and new ideas.”
Harris would “cut her own path” as president, Biden had stated on Tuesday.
Additionally, Harris blasted the 78-year-old former Republican president Trump for threatening to use the military against his own people.
“I represent a new generation of leadership,” Harris continued, adding that she would contribute “fresh and new ideas.”
Harris would “cut her own path” as president, Biden had stated on Tuesday.
Additionally, Harris blasted the 78-year-old former Republican president Trump for threatening to use the military against his own people.
He is the one who frequently disparages, denigrates, and denigrates Americans. It is he who discusses the “enemy within.”
Harris’s Bet
“Again, congratulations to Bret Baier on a tough but very fair interview, one that clearly showed how totally incompetent Kamala is,” Trump wrote in response on his Truth Social website.
With less than three weeks remaining in the White House race, Harris’s first-ever meeting with Fox was a risky attempt to break the impasse.
During the interview, the Democrat was subjected to intense interrogation by Baier, who also asked her to react to Trump campaign ads and a video of the Republican justifying his military comments.
Harris continually redirected inquiries to Trump, her opponent in the election.
Baier questioned Harris on the high number of illegal immigrants who had crossed the Mexican border under the Biden administration, which led to some of the most heated exchanges. In recent months, the numbers have drastically decreased.
The Biden-Harris administration had put out a measure for increased border security, but “Donald Trump told (Republicans) to kill it,” Harris retorted.
Harris was also questioned about gender surgery for illegal aliens or convicts, a conservative attack tactic that has been employed in a number of recent Trump campaign television commercials.
Harris stated, “I will follow the law—and it’s a law that Donald Trump actually followed,” alluding to a New York Times article published on Wednesday that revealed jails provided gender-affirming care while Trump was president.
Harris then shifted the conversation back to the Republican when asked when she first observed that Biden’s mental clarity had “diminished” prior to his withdrawal from the campaign after a terrible debate with Trump.
Joe Biden isn’t on the ballot, Brett. She added, “And Donald Trump is.”
“Love Day”
Trump previously attacked Fox News for the Harris interview, calling Baier “very soft.” Fox News has been instrumental in Trump’s electoral ascent.
In a program broadcast by Univision, the largest Latino TV network in the US, Trump answered questions from Hispanic voters in Miami on Wednesday.
He attacked migrants repeatedly, making unfounded claims that inmates from foreign jails and mental asylums were pouring into the nation.
The Republican also questioned the reality of climate change once more and referred to January 6, 2021, when his supporters stormed the US Capitol, as a “day of love.”
Trump will be featured in a new podcast interview on Thursday, and Harris will continue to campaign in Wisconsin, a crucial swing state.
AFP
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