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Vice President Kamala Harris’s election chances have seemingly been diminishing over the last few days, possibly marred by the gushfest interview with ABC’s The View when she said nothing came to mind when asked if she’d change anything about how the Biden administration had acted the last four years. In response to the backslide on Monday, View co-host Sunny Hostin blamed the media and demanded they do more to buoy her campaign. Hostin began her screed by parroting her claim from September after the Democratic National Convention that Harris was “running a flawless campaign.” “Look, I think that Kamala Harris has been running a flawless campaign, and that's why she raised billions of dollars -- a billion dollars,” she said. “I think it's because of the momentum that she has. I think it's because people believe in her. And I think people are showing that by the amount of money that they're willing to give to the campaign.” She then lashed out at media for not being pro-Harris enough because they dared to highlight some elements of the Democratic Party that are worried about how the elections was looking: I think we have the press to blame for a lot of this. About, you know -- Whoopi, you always say, you don't believe in polls. I'm with you now because I'm reading the press. First it was Kamala's not doing enough press. Then she goes on this huge press tour. She was here with us. I thought she was fantastic. She was energetic. The crowd went wild. It was electric. CNN, ‘Democrats grow anxious.’ Axios, ‘blue wall blues.’ Fox, ‘Dems are scared to death.’ No, Dems are not scared to death, Dems are pumped.     Once again proving Media Research Center studies about the bias present on the show and at ABC News correct, she demanded they only report negative things about Trump: What I would like the press to talk a little bit more about is Trump is in hiding. He didn't do the 60 Minutes interview. He does not want to do another debate. He's in mental decline. Obama's speech was captivating in Pittsburgh, yet instead of talking about that, we're talking about what he said before the speech to black men. “I think that the media has to do a much better job than what they're doing,” she commanded. A few minutes later, co-host Sara Haines wanted “to push back a little on Sunny's comment that it's a flawless campaign.” Her biggest piece of evidence of how the Harris campaign was not in fact “flawless,” was Harris’s response to Hostin’s question during what she seemed to admit was their “friendly” interview: HAINES: But I think the criticism of people who it's not resonating with; she went on a media blitz and it was mostly friendly interviews. There was some questions, but she didn't seem prepared. The question you asked her got a ton of press about ‘how would you change yourself?’ If this is an election of change, she needs to -- HOSTIN: Well, what would your administration do differently than a Biden administration? HAINES: And she said, not one things comes to mind. “And she's headed into a media blitz, so these are the questions you're going to get. And so, what I'm confused about is either she wasn't prepared, which I don't think so because I think she over-prepares, or she doesn't have a difference to sell,” Haines lamented. After Hostin tried to downplay what happened, Haines countered: “But my point here is that I wouldn't go flawless on it because there were missed opportunities.” The transcript is below. Click "expand" to read: ABC’s The View October 14, 2024 11:04:49 a.m. Eastern (…) SUNNY HOSTIN: Look, I think that Kamala Harris has been running a flawless campaign, and that's why she raised billions of dollars -- a billion dollars. I think it's because of the momentum that she has. I think it's because people believe in her. And I think people are showing that by the amount of money that they're willing to give to the campaign. I think we have the press to blame for a lot of this. About, you know -- Whoopi, you always say, you don't believe in polls. I'm with you now because I'm reading the press. First it was Kamala's not doing enough press. Then she goes on this huge press tour. She was here with us. I thought she was fantastic. She was energetic. The crowd went wild. It was electric. CNN, ‘Democrats grow anxious.’ Axios, ‘blue wall blues.’ Fox, ‘Dems are scared to death.’ No, Dems are not scared to death, Dems are pumped. What I would like the press to talk a little bit more about is Trump is in hiding. He didn't do the 60 Minutes interview. He does not want to do another debate. He's in mental decline. Obama's speech was captivating in Pittsburgh, yet instead of talking about that, we're talking about what he said before the speech to black men. I think that the media has to do a much better job than what they're doing. (…) 11:07:49 a.m. Eastern SARA HAINES: Well, one thing I would say, and I'm going to push back a little on Sunny's comment that it's a flawless campaign and this is why I'll say this: I am voting for Kamala Harris because we talked about this last week, all the whys. But I think the criticism of people who it's not resonating with; she went on a media blitz and it was mostly friendly interviews. There was some questions, but she didn't seem prepared. The question you asked her got a ton of press about ‘how would you change yourself?’ If this is an election of change, she needs to -- HOSTIN: Well, what would your administration do differently than a Biden administration? HAINES: And she said, not one things comes to mind. And she's headed into a media blitz, so these are the questions you're going to get. And so, what I'm confused about is either she wasn't prepared, which I don't think so because I think she over-prepares, or she doesn't have a difference to sell. HOSTIN: Well, she did sell a difference at the end. HAINES: She did eventually. HOSTIN: Yes, she did. HAINES: But my point here is that I wouldn't go flawless on it because there were missed opportunities. And I think what people are not -- they're criticizing back what their problems are, is I don't think they fully understand -- they know why she's not Donald Trump, but they don't know why she's not president Biden, and I think she needs to be both of those things in an election of change. And I also think, aside from beating Donald Trump, she needs to be clear to voters as to why she wants the job. HOSTIN: But don't you think they know she definitely isn't Donald Trump? HAINES: That's my point. That's clear, but I need -- I think she also needs to distinguish herself. [Crosstalk] (…)

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Workers with the Federal Emergency Management Agency were forced to temporarily pause their aid efforts over the weekend after a report of armed militia members "hunting" aid workers. Ashe County Sheriff Phil Howell said in a statement Sunday that FEMA had paused operations on Saturday over reported threats. The Washington Post obtained an email detailing the reported threats. 'It was determined Parsons acted alone and there were no truckloads of militia.' “FEMA has advised all federal responders Rutherford County, N.C., to stand down and evacuate the county immediately. The message stated that National Guard troops ‘had come across x2 trucks of armed militia saying there were out hunting FEMA,'" the email read. However, officials said they found no evidence of the claim and instead arrested one man. FEMA personnel returned to regular operations by Sunday, according to the Post. On Monday, the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office said that officers had arrested 44-year-old William Parsons of Bostic and charged him with "going armed to the terror of the public," according to ABC News. Police said they had responded to reports of a man saying he would harm FEMA employees in the area. When they investigated, they found Parsons armed with a rifle and a handgun. “The initial report stated there was a truckload of militia that was involved," the sheriff's statement said. "However, after further investigation, it was determined Parsons acted alone and there were no truckloads of militia going to Lake Lure." FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell said during a media briefing that the agency monitors social media for rumors and threats to its workers. "We continuously monitor the social media, channels, other outlets where we're seeing this information, because we want to make sure we're providing for the safest environment for our employees, and making sure that they know that their safety is first and foremost for us as they go out into these communities," she said. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

After two months of near-silence after Kamala took over for Biden, the media has been working overtime to convince the public that the vice president is relatable. However, her horrific performances, flat-out lies, and inability to talk policy have likely all caused it to backfire. “Could this be going any worse?” Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” asks Emily Wilson and Arynne Wexler. “I get that the system can prop her up and this thing’s going to be close and all that stuff, but like could she possibly be worse?” “No,” Wilson answers. “First of all, we need to talk about how Kamala Harris now has more accents than she has policies, and I love that about her. The Jamaican one sent me over the edge; I thought it was fantastic. She should have went into acting.” “If you show me these compilations, it’s crazy because you would think that this is one long SNL skit that they just go over every single week,” she adds, noting that in Kamala’s speech about the hurricane victims, she was wearing a belt worth more than the victims' $750 federal disaster aid. Wilson noticed that another event, Kamala was wearing a $65,000 necklace while talking about the middle class. On Stephen Colbert’s show, Kamala cracked open a beer while Hurricane Helene victims were still missing and begging for help. “She’s sitting there having a beer while people are literally dying,” Wilson says, adding, “She is not fit to be the president. She’s not even fit to be the vice president. She can’t even get through an entire sentence.” Want more from Dave Rubin?To enjoy more honest conversations, free speech, and big ideas with Dave Rubin, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.