
Fox Newsâ Harris Faulkner and Guy Benson sparred with former Democratic New York state Senator David Carlucci on Thursday over Vice President Kamala Harrisâ lack of policy proposals throughout her campaign.
Carlucci claimed Harris has accomplished more than Trump regarding platforms, leading to a debate on the former presidentâs handling of the U.S.-Mexico border. Benson and Faulkner argued Harris is lacking a real policy platform and refusing to talk to the press one month after the launch of her campaign on July 21.
âTrump has a bunch of policies. You can disagree with them, but we know what they are,â Benson said, pointing to the planned reinstatement of the âRemain in Mexicoâ policy.
âBut thatâs something that takes Mexicoâs agreement to do and it costs us billions of dollars,â Carlucci argued. âTitle 42, how is he gonna do that? The courts have said you canât do that. That is a COVID-era restriction.â
The âRemain in Mexicoâ policy left 70,000 migrants to wait in Mexican border towns before their U.S. asylum hearings to mitigate the number of people crossing into the U.S. Title 42 allowed the border officials to expel migrants in an effort to decrease the number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S.
Benson later argued Trump currently has a policy record and regularly addresses his platform with the press. Harrisâ campaign website has yet to include a page listing her policy proposals ahead of the election, while Trumpâs website lists 20Â bullet points of detailed policy proposals regarding the border, economy and social issues.
â says theyâre stupid questions,â Carlucci argued. âHe takes them from friendly audiences. He excluded PBS from his recent press conference. He goes to his country club and he stands outside his country club which costs hundreds of thousands of dollars to join and he says heâs relating to the American people? And he doesnât even talk about economic policy.â
âThat is irrelevant detail, youâre deflecting to something completely different,â Benson stated.
Carlucci then argued Trump would rather launch personal attacks than remain focused on his policies, which Faulkner pushed back on.
âAfter a woman nearly passed out in the crowd and he saw to her and got her a doctor, he turned around and got right back on message,â Faulkner said.
âHis message is attacking Kamala Harris personally,â Carlucci interjected.
Harris has come under fire for not engaging in a single sit-down interview or press conference since beginning her campaign and for flip-flopping on several key policies since her 2020 presidential campaign. The vice president changed her positions on fracking, policing, and handling of the border crisis.
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