Fox News host Bret Baier shared details about how Vice President Kamala Harris’ team was desperately trying to get the Fox News interview to wrap up after their testy sit-down in Pennsylvania.
The Democratic presidential nominee joined Baier for an interview aired on the Fox News Channel’s Special Report Wednesday evening. It was her first ever interview for the conservative network.
The pair spoke over each other numerous times as Baier grilled the 59-year-old vice president on multiple topics including immigration right out of the gate.
‘I’m talking like four people waving their hands like “it’s got to stop,”‘ Baier described to his panel about how the interview ended after it wrapped up.
‘I had to dismount there at the end,’ Baier shrugged.
‘There are so many things and maybe she should do more of these,’ he added.
In total, Harris’ sit-down with Fox News lasted nearly 30 minutes where the pair clashed multiple times.
At one point while sparring over immigration, Harris even said to the anchor ‘you have to let me finish’ as he pressed her over immigration, trying to get her to answer very specific questions.
It was one of several times throughout the interview where they pair spoke over each other, and the vice president asked the Fox News host to stop interrupting her.
At the very end of the interview on camera, Baier seated across from her, had to cut the vice president off once again stating ‘Madam Vice President, they’re giving me a hard wrap.’
‘Well I thank you for the time,’ Harris promptly said ending it on a cordial sounding note.
Harris did the interview after a campaign event in Washington Crossing, PA before heading to Wisconsin Wednesday evening.
It was part of a busy campaign week for the vice president as she makes a series of stops in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin before she also heads to Georgia this weekend.
The testy interview took place as the vice president has been pressed to do more unscripted appearances and interviews as she tries to reach more voters.
After the interview aired, the Harris campaign posted a series of clips from the interview across social media as well as promoted moments of praise from commentators weighing in on Fox News and CNN after it aired.