
SiriusXMâs Megyn Kelly ripped into MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski on Thursday for defending Vice President Kamala Harris following her tense interview with Fox Newsâ Bret Baier.
Harris, in her first interview with the network, discussed her policy platform on Wednesday evening. On âThe Megyn Kelly Show,â Kelly highlighted a moment where Harris pushed back on a clip about Trump on calling his political opponents âthe enemy from within,â which Brzezinski later criticized Baier for airing.
âShe decided to get, once again, to feigned indignation over him allegedly playing the wrong sound bite, as if like Trump didnât say it and thatâs what Brett was trying to get. Thatâs not at all â heâs trying to get you to respond to his defense. Itâs called an opportunity for you, madam, to take a shot at Trumpâs defense,â Kelly said.
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âShe wouldnât do it, she just feigned indignation and this is their favorite clip over on MS this morning, oh, Mika Brzezinski âGood for her! Bret Baier used to be a respected journalist. Heâs a hack! He queued up the wrong ââ Thatâs not what Trump said. You people are too stupid to live,â Kelly continued. âThis is so dumb, youâre so dumb! Either youâre dumb or youâre dishonest I think probably both to be perfectly honest.â
The less-than-30-minute interview between Harris and Baier quickly grew tense, with the vice president pushing back on the Fox host almost immediately when discussing the border. While some political pundits criticized Harris for her lack of detailed responses, Brzezinski defended her on Thursday, calling the interview an âembarrassing, bad-faith effort.â
âIt was supposed to give viewers an opportunity to actually hear her plans as president. Instead, as you saw, it almost immediately devolved into an embarrassing, bad-faith effort by a once-respected host to play to an audience of one,â Brzezinski stated on MSNBCâs âMorning Joe.â
After the event, Baier told Fox viewers that not only was Harris late to the scheduled interview, but her staff reportedly cut it short at one point, with Baier noting they were âwaving their handsâ in an attempt to end the conversation.
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