Kennedy said Monday that an MSNBC guest's criticism of GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley was "beneath a news network." The FOX Business host told the "Outnumbered" panel that Vice President Kamala Harris is criticized for her policies, not her race, yet former U.N. Amb. Haley is facing "overt racism" from the left as they criticize her candidacy.
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KENNEDY: And even if they wanted to go after her record, that is legitimate. They can do that. If they've got specific examples of her leadership from South Carolina, that's fine. But this is overt racism. This is disgusting. And any time someone brings up one of Kamala Harris's failures and if they're talking about it in a purely political context and, you know, they point to the numbers at the border and the surge in illegal immigrants who have come over since the Biden-Harris administration was sworn into office. If you say anything about Kamala Harris, you are deemed a misogynist and a racist. But here you have people who are being overtly racist and my question is, where is MSNBC? How is this acceptable on their airwaves? This is disgusting. And it should be beneath a news network.
