Trump reacts to Kamala’s Fox News interview: ‘Her inferior cognitive ability needs to be tested’

donald trump has responded forcefully to Vice President Kamala Harris’s recent interview with Fox Newswho describes her as the “worst vice president” in history who “can’t be allowed to do it again.”
“Great job by Bret Baier on his interview with Lyin’ Kamala Harris. He has a massive, irredeemable case of TRUMP DETERMINATION SYNDROME,” Trump said in a post on X.
Trump took the opportunity to highlight his own accomplishments while criticizing Harris for her performance as vice president. He stated, “He’s barely able to talk about anything other than the guy who had the best economy ever, the strongest border in history, and just got the UNANIMOUS ENDORSEMENT of the US Border Patrol , ME!”
During the interview, Harris defended his candidacy, stating that his presidency would not be a continuation of the administration of Joe Biden. “My presidency will not be a continuation of Joe Biden’s presidency,” he said. Trump, however, rejected his claims, suggesting that Harris can hardly discuss matters beyond himself. He said, “He’s barely able to talk about anything other than the guy who had the best economy ever,” referring to himself.
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The vice president faced tough questions on critical issues, including immigration, prompting her to ask Baier, “Can I finish answering?” Trump took the opportunity to criticize his performance, calling it the “WORST vice president in history.” He added: “For the good of our Nation, its inferior cognitive ability must be tried immediately!”

Although the interview was a strategic move, Trump’s team condemned it, calling it a “train wreck.” Her spokeswoman, Karoline Leavitt, said Harris appeared “angry and defensive” and accused her of avoiding responsibility for the current problems facing Americans.
This back-and-forth comes at a critical time in the election cycle, with both candidates battling for support in battleground states. Trump has also actively engaged with voters, recently holding a town hall meeting where he addressed women’s issues, including IVF. He claimed, “I am the father of IVF,” aiming to change the narrative about his position on reproductive rights, which have become a vulnerability for his campaign since the Supreme Court’s decision roll back federal protections for abortion access.