JD Vance rips Kamala Harris for 'flip-flopping' during CNN interview: 'Important for us not to buy this'

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Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance warned Americans not to "buy" Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris' policy positions during her first sit-down interview since launching her 2024 bid, as critics accuse her of "flip-flopping" on key issues.

Vance slammed Harris' performance during the CNN interview on "Fox & Friends," accusing her of only pretending to be more moderate to garner more votes ahead of the November election.

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"I think it's important for us not to buy this," Vance said on Friday. "If you look at the way that Kamala Harris has governed, she's actually governed as a far-left person. She's just trying to pretend that she's not far left now because, of course, she wants to win the American people's votes over the next couple of months. But if she does, she's going to do the same thing that she's been doing for the last few years."

Vance called her out for "flip-flopping" on various issues, warning that Americans would face a higher cost of living, an open border and a more dangerous world under a Harris administration.

"It's really absurd for Kamala Harris to sit there and say, 'Well, I don't actually believe in any of the things that I told you I believed three years ago.' She has governed as a person who believes those things,