Former California First Lady Maria Shriver and former Rep. Liz Cheney joined Kamala Harris for a town hall in Michigan. However, the audience was not allowed to ask questions. Shriver admitted the questions given to Harris were pre-determined. “Are we going to be able to ask a question?” a woman in the audience asked, according to Daily Mail. “You’re not, unfortunately. We have some pre-determined questions,” Shriver said. “Hopefully, I’ll be able to ask some of the questions that might be in your head. I hope so,” she continued. WATCH: YIKES! Kamala caught staging a sham 'townhall' when audience member tries to ask a question "You're not [allowed to ask questions.] We have some pre-determined questions." pic.twitter.com/4VXUEUMkth — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) October 21, 2024 Daily Mail reports: Typically, presidential campaigns allow voters at townhall meetings to ask unscripted questions, which lends a level of authenticity to the proceedings and highlights a presidential candidate’s personal touch. Shriver said she had agreed to moderate the event as a ‘concerned citizen’ but also a ‘journalist.’ ‘I want this to be like a kitchen table, like just think that we’re sitting around at the kitchen table and we’re jamming about all kinds of stuff,’ she said. Shriver is a member of the Kennedy family and was an NBC journalist who was married to former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger before the couple divorced. Cheney joked that it felt like a Kennedy family dinner table, noting the number of people in the room. During the town hall, Harris invoked Pearl Harbor to criticize isolationism. “That isolationism, which is exactly what Donald Trump is pushing. Pull out of NATO [and] abandon our friends. Isolationism is not insulation,” Harris said. “It will not insulate us from harm in terms of our national security,” she continued. “If you look at where the Republican Party is today, there’s been a really dangerous embrace of isolationism,” Cheney said. “She supports Kamala because Trump won’t start endless wars like her father did,” Greg Price commented. WATCH: Liz Cheney also during this event gave her chief reason for supporting Kamala: "If you look at where the Republican Party is today, there's been a really dangerous embrace of isolationism." She supports Kamala because Trump won't start endless wars like her father did. pic.twitter.com/EGhWZqmxXF — Greg Price (@greg_price11) October 21, 2024 Harris faced heat for taking pre-determined questions during the event. Kamala Harris town hall host Maria Shriver shuts down Michigan voter hoping to ask a question: ‘We have some pre-determined questions’ https://t.co/6BtpC6MMIZ pic.twitter.com/8HSfQwEUZE — New York Post (@nypost) October 22, 2024 From the New York Post: Video of Shriver’s response to the woman quickly went viral on social media, with several users slamming the event as a Harris campaign “production” rather than a genuine town hall — where voters typically are allowed to ask presidential candidates unscripted questions. “That’s not a town hall. That’s called a stage production,” one X user wrote, arguing that the Democratic nominee for president is “incapable of off the cuff.” “Some ‘town hall,’” Fox News chief political analyst Brit Hume tweeted. Another X user referred to the event, which was packed with canned lines and talking points, as a “prepped answer show.” “Basically, it’s a pep rally,” read a different X user’s tweet. Former Donald Trump White House aide Chad Gilmartin argued that when it comes to Harris, “everything is scripted and nothing will change.” “HOLY S***! They’re not even hiding it anymore,” Trump campaign spokesman Steven Cheung commented. HOLY SHIT! They’re not even hiding it anymore. https://t.co/21uTSTtHZM — Steven Cheung (@TheStevenCheung) October 21, 2024 According to the New York Post, Harris only took three questions from the audience during the hour-long event.

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Former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries and two of his associates were reportedly arrested on Tuesday morning on federal sex trafficking charges. Prosecutors out of the Eastern District of New York charged the men with more than a dozen counts for alleged criminal activity that happened between 2008 and 2015, CNN reported. The men allegedly engaged in a scheme where they recruited young aspiring male models and then pressured them into performing sex acts at parties, sources told the network. Prosecutors are expected to hold a press conference later on Tuesday when they will release details on the case. All the defendants are expected to make their initial court appearances on Tuesday with two of the defendants, including Jeffries, scheduled to appear in federal court in Florida and the third scheduled to appear in federal court in Wisconsin. The identities of the two other men were not immediately known. Brian Bieber, the lawyer representing Jeffries, told the Associated Press that he would “respond in detail to the allegations after the indictment is unsealed, and when appropriate, but plan to do so in the courthouse — not the media.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 The FBI opened a criminal investigation into Jeffries after a report from the BBC was published last October that alleged: “Jeffries and his partner Matthew Smith had exploited young men for sex at events they hosted in their New York residences and worldwide in luxurious hotels.” Eight men told the publication that they attended these sex parties in cities around the world where they were “direct[ed]” to engage in sexual activity with them or with each other. After the report was published about Jeffries, who was with the company for two decades, Abercrombie & Fitch was “accused in a civil lawsuit of funding a sex-trafficking operation led by Mike Jeffries and Matthew Smith between 1992 and 2014.” The lawsuit alleged that there were more than 100 male victims.