Harris Faulkner Obliterates 'Racist' Trump Narrative In Seconds

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Fox News host Harris Faulkner just

destroyed the left's narrative calling Donald Trump a racist after what happened with the Association of Black Journalists

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That helps us keep bringing the pro-conservative news to the people. Harris Faulkner took to the airwaves on Fox News after an ambush, an

ambush on Donald Trump at the National Association of Black Journalists this week

Now Harris Faulkner was one of the people who was on stage to question Mr. Trump and she recounted

how it was just hostile. There was no, hey, glad the assassination attempt didn't work. Glad you're still here

We have some tough questions for you. How are you doing? Hello, anything. It was right into the questions

They were all racial questions and it was just, it was an ambush attack. Anybody who watched it can see that

Well, Harris Faulkner, not only did she say, you know, that it wasn't right what happened to Trump

she said a lot of people there actually were applauding and laughing with Trump and were enjoying it and were enjoying him giving it

right back to them. I thought he looked awesome, personally, and I think this whole nonsense over what race is Kamala Harris doesn't matter

Doesn't matter. She's a communist as far as I'm concerned. That's what matters. I want you to watch Harris Faulkner at this takedown and let me know what you think in the comments

All right, and Harris Faulkner joins us right now, I believe, in Chicago. Harris, good morning to you. Good morning. Yes

Good morning. Yes, I'm still here and you know, I'm watching that back and those moments yesterday, the audio and technical problems that we were having per the NABJ and ABC News

were really, really frustrating and I'm watching that back and I'm seeing that we were able to, at some points

the former president and I have a conversation. So much of what America is focused on today and so much of what that started with, with all that emotion and the gotcha moments from

the interviewer who was seated directly to his left, has really overtaken the fact that we had an

opportunity to talk with a president who walked into a racial storm yesterday. There were journalists

activists, whatever you want to call people who let their politics show, who wanted the NABJ to rescind its offer to have the 45th president of the United States come and sit

They had also invited Joe Biden and he had said yes, but he's not on the ticket anymore

They've also invited Kamala Harris. Finally, yesterday, after some reported back and forth about her schedule, so on and so forth

she'll do something via satellite. And I know she's attending Representative Sheila Jackson Lee's funeral today

but NABJ is several days. It's five days, Wednesday through Sunday. So that has been worked out

But all of that, I say, because there were protesters who were forecast to come and then the internal stuff that was going on

He walks out on stage and not a greeting to acknowledge it's been 18 days at that point since you survived an assassination attempt. We're going to ask you tough questions

but Mr. President, welcome, and we're glad you're still here. I mean, it didn't take much to show humanity. And in that moment, I was so disappointed that that didn't happen

I couldn't control it, but it got things off to an emotional start. And you and I both know that once that happens and you're interviewing someone

there is an agenda. And I'm glad you guys played a clip of that because America and the journalists in the room who, by the way, sat and listened

some were laughing along with the president, little jokes and quips he was making. There were some critical in the audience, too

But it was expressed respectively or respectfully, rather. There was a way to have taken some of the energy out of that moment, though, with that reporter. And what I would say to

anyone who's going to be discussing race while the left is playing the race card mightily

take the air out of the balloon a little bit and let things cool down by saying, look

I'm willing to discuss anything with you, but if you show me disrespect, if we can't have mutual respect

then it's up to you if you want me to get up and leave. It's all on you

You've got the control. And boom, take it down. But what the president did say yesterday was he really made some points on the economy. He made points on the border

But the race comments, they have been tough. And I don't know

Ainsley, I don't know, and Steve, that people are going to vote on the color of their skin and the hair texture this time around

This is about money. The color is green. And so when candidates are talked with, it's worth saying

let's concentrate, no matter who's in the room. I mean, come on, black communities aren't hit by the economy. Of course they are

So let's focus in on that, I think, in terms of how do we empower the voters to know the information that they need to know

when they go to vote as early as September 6th in a couple of the battleground states