HARRIS: Well, I think that most women who have risen in their profession, who are leaders in their profession have had similar experiences. I was the first woman to be elected district attorney, I was the first woman to be elected Attorney General of the state of California, and I'm the first woman to be vice president.
(weirdly long pause)
...and I love my job (cackles).
Payne: I don’t think it’s narcissism. When you have lived in New York long enough, you think it’s mainly a New York thing. When someone punches you, you punch him back harder. That’s how I grew up in Harlem.
Tarlov: Not if the country’s at stake, right (should Trump win)?
Payne: He became President of the United States with that same personality…Biden’s vitriol and hatred for MAGA is far worse than President Trump’s individual battles with someone who crosses him.
That is something that is really detrimental to this country, that the President of the United States despises HALF the United States! President Biden…I had a segment coming up, so I googled “Biden hates MAGA.”
Nothing but articles after articles after articles! He has expressed hatred for half the country!
Tarlov: Who was writing those articles?
Payne: It doesn’t matter! Because the bottom line is he has vitriol for them, and so does MSNBC, and so does CNN, and so does the New York Times. They have vitrol for half the nation they don’t look at them as fellow Americans.
(Tarlov opens her mouth to speak, but no words come out)
Payne (continuing): And it’s unfortunate. They try to paint them as racist. All the things that they do to their fellow Americans who simply want a safe home, a safe community for their prosperity. They (MAGA voters) want the same thing, they demean them all the time.
The line snaked along the driveway, hundreds of people long. The weather was dreadful in southern New Hampshire — ice and the slush and the subfreezing temperatures — but Donald Trump’s faithful didn’t care. They were willing to wait two hours in the freezing cold, and three more in an airless ballroom, to witness what promised to be a triumphal occasion: The day before, their besieged champion had won a resounding victory in Iowa, and tonight’s rally would be his victory lap. The night held forth the possibility of Vintage Trump — punchy, emboldened, zany — and they were willing to wait for it.
Just after 7 p.m., Trump took the stage, two hours late. “If you think that it was easy to get here, you are wrong,” said Trump, who arrived in a militarized motorcade driven by combat-trained drivers. His audience — who had navigated their SUVs and pickup trucks across slick highways and frozen back roads — chuckled awkwardly. It was clear Trump did not want to be here.
Trump’s rallies, once the primary attraction in the MAGA universe, have become awkward sideshows in his grander political drama, which is now unfolding primarily in closed courtrooms and six-page legal orders. (Just that morning, Trump had appeared in court in New York.)
But something deeper than distraction or fatigue plagued the former president’s appearances in New Hampshire. Trump’s speeches have always been rambling and directionless, but in 2024, they have the additional drawback of being inescapably monotonous.
Fox News Host Charles Payne Turns the Tables on Democrat Strategist Jessica Tarlov and Goes Scorched Earth on Joe Biden’s Sick Hatred of Trump Supporters
During Fox News’s coverage of the New Hampshire Republican Primary Tuesday night, a one-sided fight broke out between conservative Fox News host Charles Payne and liberal Democrat strategist Jessica Tarlov after President Trump won.
As Mediaite reported, Tarlov opened up by whining that Trump “has an uncontrollable narcissism and rage about him when he feels insulted.”
Relevant transcript:
WATCH (segment begins with Baier’s question and Payne’s response):
F Tarlov .. I'd rather see Piers Morgan on every day
Be careful what you wish for.F Tarlov .. I'd rather see Piers Morgan on every day