One of the clearest signs of desperation from a losing campaign is a last-minute effort to change up its tactics. We are witnessing such a reversal from the Harris-Walz campaign right now, with just 19 days left to go.

After months of avoiding the media altogether, refusing to do interviews or press conferences, Kamala has finally begun doing long-form interviews with the likes of “60 Minutes,” which was a disaster in and of itself. But, with all of the momentum still on President Trump’s side, Kamala took it a step further and dared to venture into enemy territory: An interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier.

In a performance that was somehow even worse than her loss in the debate against President Trump, Kamala repeatedly refused to answer the most basic questions about immigration, transgenderism, or the economy. She lost her temper and started yelling at Baier, while her team was, allegedly, gesturing just off-camera that the interview had to end. Afterwards, Baier admitted that the Vice President showed up 15 minutes late, cutting into the originally promised half-hour length of the interview.

And yet, even with the handicap of her tardiness and her subsequent filibustering, she still delivered the worst interview performance by a presidential candidate in recent memory, proving that she is incapable of answering even the most basic questions, let alone the toughest questions.

These are signs that the Democrats may have finally realized that they are losing, and that all of the energy is on President Trump’s side. Let us give all of our effort to make that a reality, and ensure that President Trump wins in a fraud-proof landslide this November. Do your part, and sign up at TrumpForce47.com today.

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Fox News’ Bret Baier claims Harris campaign tried to steal time from the interview — then had VP show up late

By Victor Nava

Fox News “Special Report” host Bret Baier claimed Wednesday that Kamala Harris’ campaign team pared the allotted time he had with her just before a highly anticipated interview — and then had the vice president show up late. 

Baier, a veteran political journalist, compared the Harris campaign’s tactics to a football team “icing the kicker” before an important field goal attempt.

“So, we were supposed to start at 5 p.m. — this was the time they gave us, originally. We’re going to do 25 or 30 minutes,” the host explained. 

“They came in and said, ‘Well, maybe 20 [minutes].’ So, it was already getting whittled down,” Baier added.

“And then the vice president showed up at about 5:15 [p.m.].” 

The “Special Report” host noted that Harris’ tardiness made it a challenge for his production team to get the interview out at the start of his 6 p.m. show. 

“We were pushing the envelope,” Baier said. 

“So, that’s how it started. And I could tell when we started talking that she was going to be tough, to, you know, redirect without me trying to interrupt,” he continued, referring to the Democratic nominee’s efforts to “filibuster” during the interview and not allow him to get a word in edgewise. 

In his post-interview analysis, Baier also revealed that he had hoped to ask more questions, but several Harris campaign staffers were frantically signaling to him off-camera to end the interview because his time was up. 

“I’m talking, like, four people waving their hands like it’s got to stop,” he said. “I had to dismount there at the end.” 

Baier noted that he believes Harris came into the interview with the “goal” of cramming in her talking points regardless of the questions asked. 

“Normally you can kind of get in on the breath,” Baier said, referring to his efforts to get Harris to directly answer his inquiries. 

“Sometimes there is an effort to filibuster, to create a moment,” he added. “And I think that that was their goal coming in.”

Harris, 59, dodged several of the Fox News host’s questions during the sit-down, including ones related to immigration, border security and President Biden’s mental decline.

The Post has reached out to the Harris campaign for comment. 

Read the original article at the New York Post