Race baiter and The View co-host Sunny Hostin accused Fox News of racism and sexism after Vice President Kamala Harris’ interview that had her staff members frantically wanting to end.
Joining MSNBC for an interview, Hostin praised Harris’s performance, which critics would rate an F-minus after she refused to answer most questions and instead blamed former President Donald Trump for her administration’s failures.
“I watched the entire interview in the green room. I had the pleasure of doing that. And what I saw is someone who loves this country, who is competent, who is fit to be the president of the United States, who is in complete command of the facts and understands the stakes and what that our democracy truly is at stake,” Hostin said.
She accused Fox News of spreading misinformation, claiming the network is pure “entertainment” and not facts or the news. However, Hostin referred to herself as a real “journalist.”
“I think that she did that because there are a group of people that have been fed over and over again misinformation and disinformation on Fox News. I mean, you have a court, you have a judge saying that it’s entertainment and not facts and not news,” Hostin said.
The so-called “journalist” then accused the network of portraying Harris as an “angry black woman,” calling out Trump for supposedly calling her “dumb.”
“You know, I saw a little bit of the panel after the interview, and one woman said that she ‘came in hot’ and also said that she became angrier. I thought he came in hot, and what I am very tired of is this trope of the angry black woman. She was not angry. She was in command of the facts. She was passionate,” Hostin continued.
Hostin called Harris “strong” and someone who “understands what is at stake” while accusing Trump of attacking women and women of color.
This comes a day after Harris’ disastrous interview with Fox News in which she dodged every hard-hitting question. Host Bret Baier grilled the vice president on her policy goals, coverup of President Joe Biden’s mental acuity, and progressive record. The interview will go down in history as one of the Harris campaign’s worst ideas, and just days before the 2024 election.
