In a recent interview on Fox News Channel's Special Report, Vice President Kamala Harris's team was seen frantically signaling for the session to conclude, according to the show's host, Bret Baier.
The unexpected revelation came during the post-interview broadcast, with Baier expressing his disappointment at the premature termination of the interview.
As reported by Breitbart, Baier recounted the chaotic scene, stating, "You know, Im talking like four people waving their hands like, its gotta stop!'". He further explained that he had to abruptly end the interview due to the insistence of Harris's team. "I had to dismount there at the end," Baier said, adding, "There are so many things, and she maybe should do more of these."
During the interview, Baier had to inform the Vice President, "Madam Vice President, theyre giving me a hard wrap," acknowledging the pressure from her team to wrap up the session. He also alleged that the campaign used tactics to "ice the kicker," presumably referring to himself.
Baier also highlighted the last-minute changes to the interview schedule, stating, "We were supposed to start at 5 P.M. and we this was the time they gave us. Originally we were going to do 25 or 30 minutes. They came in and said maybe 20. So it was already getting whittled down. And then the Vice President showed up about 5:15. We were pushing the envelope to be able to turn it around."
In the aftermath of the interview, Harris's team attempted to frame the session as a biased attack on the Vice President. Senior campaign adviser David Plouffe claimed that Baiers interview was an ambush in a tweet posted shortly after the interview concluded. This incident raises questions about the transparency and openness of the Vice President's team, and their willingness to engage in challenging dialogues.
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