Vice President Kamala Harris will do a trio of interviews with extremely friendly hosts on Tuesday in “The View,” Howard Stern and Stephen Colbert.
Vice President Kamala Harris will sit for a trio of interviews Tuesday, but don’t expect a thorough grilling at any of them from some of the media’s most fervent Democratic Party supporters.
Harris will make appearances with ABC’s “The View”, radio star Howard Stern and CBS late-night comic Stephen Colbert, all hosts of extremely friendly venues for the Democratic candidate who have repeatedly railed against her opponent.
The co-hosts of “The View”, a talk-show under ABC’s news division, have repeatedly expressed support for Harris and devote segments on an almost daily basis to attacking former President Trump as a threat to democracy.
The co-hosts quickly got behind the vice president in September in their season premiere after President Biden dropped out of the race and praised her “flawless” campaign.
Harris did an about-face on multiple far-left policies she openly supported when she ran for president in 2020, including on fracking, the Green New Deal, and on getting rid of private health insurance. Liberal co-host Sunny Hostin argued in early September that the vice president had always been “moderate.”
“People evolve and grow”, Whoopi Goldberg said, dismissing Harris’ flip-flops during the discussion. “The difference, perhaps now, is that someone has actually admitted it.”
Co-host Joy Behar even recently demanded Republicans vote Democrat to “save the country.”
The show’s two Republican hosts, former Trump aide Alyssa Farah Griffin and Ana Navarro, join the liberal hosts in criticizing the former president as an existential threat to the nation. Navarro even hosted night two of the Democratic National Convention in August.
