Jack Posobiec hosted Michael Knowles on Thursday's episode of Human Events Daily during which they discussed Kamala Harris' performance in the presidential debate against Donald Trump Tuesday night.
Knowles highlighted that Harris' "biggest flop" of the entire night was the way she answered the first question she was asked which was, "are voters better off today than they were three and a half years ago?"
Harris, the current Vice President under the Biden administration, struggled through her answer and did not address it directly, but rather gave a "soliloquy about being a middle-class kid" and talked about how she wants opportunity.
"Well, what was she going to say? Her administration has been a total failure," Knowles stated, adding that the maybe five percent of people who are still categorically undecided voters want a "simple answer" as the price of groceries and housing skyrocket and illegal aliens ransack the country. He noted that even Democrats are unhappy with the way the border czar has handled immigration. The narrative that cats and dogs are being eaten by Haitians in Ohio, he said, is "just an evocative way to drive home the problem of mass migration in a similar way that Trump did in 2015 and 2016 when he talked about all the murderers and rapists crossing the border from Mexico."
Knowles stated that these are the big ticket items that Harris did not have answers for on Tuesday.
Watch the full episode below.
Knowles highlighted that Harris' "biggest flop" of the entire night was the way she answered the first question she was asked which was, "are voters better off today than they were three and a half years ago?"
Harris, the current Vice President under the Biden administration, struggled through her answer and did not address it directly, but rather gave a "soliloquy about being a middle-class kid" and talked about how she wants opportunity.
"Well, what was she going to say? Her administration has been a total failure," Knowles stated, adding that the maybe five percent of people who are still categorically undecided voters want a "simple answer" as the price of groceries and housing skyrocket and illegal aliens ransack the country. He noted that even Democrats are unhappy with the way the border czar has handled immigration. The narrative that cats and dogs are being eaten by Haitians in Ohio, he said, is "just an evocative way to drive home the problem of mass migration in a similar way that Trump did in 2015 and 2016 when he talked about all the murderers and rapists crossing the border from Mexico."
Knowles stated that these are the big ticket items that Harris did not have answers for on Tuesday.
Watch the full episode below.
