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“Fox & Friends” host Steve Doocy invited Democratic nominee Kamala Harris to come on the show and declared “she shouldn’t be afraid.” (Watch the video below.)
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre jokingly gave Fox News reporter Peter Doocy a taste of his own medicine on Wednesday after calling him out for asking a “ridiculous” question a day earlier.
As the presidential election gets closer and polls show former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in a tight race, conservative pundits are testing out a new line of attack on Harris.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and Fox News reporter Peter Doocy got into another verbal sparring match on Tuesday, this time over a question Doocy asked about Vice President Kamala Harris’ voice.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was quick to dismiss a question about Kamala Harris' apparent new "southern accent" when she was pressed on the vice president’s recent shift in dialect during a briefing on Tuesday.
Vice President Kamala Harris has gone over five weeks refusing to give specifics to voters about her policy positions, holding no news conferences and sitting for zero major interviews since becoming the Democrats' presidential nominee.
Vice President Kamala Harris has gone five weeks refusing to give specifics to voters about her policy positions, holding no news conferences and sitting for zero major interviews since becoming the Democrats' presidential nominee.
Vice President Kamala Harris has gone 34 days refusing to give specifics to voters about her policy positions, holding no news conferences and sitting for zero major interviews since becoming the Democrats' presidential nominee.