Fox News host Sean Hannity sharply criticized Vice President Kamala Harris's interview performances ahead of the election, accusing her of making "blatant lies" and questioning whether she would ever be held accountable by the media.
Fox News host Sean Hannity has launched a scathing attack on Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of making "blatant lies" and questioning her media woes ahead of the election.
During a segment on his show "Hannity," Hannity played a video clip of Harris's recent interview with MSNBC, in which she struggled to answer questions about her policies and the Biden administration.
Kamala Harris' Media Struggles: Hannity Calls Out 'Blatant Lies'
"Is Kamala ever going to explain these blatant lies?" Hannity asked. "Is she ever going to be asked by the media? I doubt it."
Hannity went on to criticize Harris's radical policy positions, including her support for free housing, healthcare, food, education, and sex-change operations for illegal immigrants.
"She wants to reward them for their illegal behavior," Hannity said. "Is Kamala ever going to be asked about her radical stated positions in her own words?"
Hannity also questioned why Harris was not being asked about her support for eliminating the filibuster to pass the $93 trillion Green New Deal, banning private health insurance, and decriminalizing illegal immigration.
"Look at your screen," Hannity said. "Will she ever be asked about her support for getting rid of the filibuster to pass the $93 trillion Green New Deal, government healthcare for all, banning private health insurance, banning fracking and offshore drilling, or decriminalizing illegal immigration and offering all of this free? Free everything for illegals."
Hannity then pointed out that Harris had even struggled to answer softball questions during her interview with MSNBC.
"Even those that are in jail would get sex change operations," Hannity said. "It's bizarre and even during tonight's softball questions, Kamala struggled again."
Hannity's criticism of Harris echoes concerns raised by other conservative commentators, who have argued that the vice president is not qualified for her job and is a liability for the Biden administration.
Harris has been facing increasing scrutiny in recent weeks, as her approval ratings have plummeted and she has struggled to effectively communicate the Biden administration's messaging on a range of issues.
The Biden administration has defended Harris, but it remains unclear whether she will be able to overcome her recent struggles and become an effective vice president.
