Fox Enterprise host Stuart Varney scolded Donald Trump’s marketing campaign press secretary Karoline Leavitt like a headmaster admonishing a wayward scholar. (Watch the video under.)
At difficulty was the previous president’s new nickname for California Gov. Gavin Newsom, “New-scum.”
Varney had an issue with the moniker. “I object to that form of language. How about you?” he requested Leavitt on Thursday.
She bemoaned the “as soon as nice state of California” below Newsom. “You see actual scum, actual homeless individuals everywhere in the road,” she mentioned.
“Are you saying it’s OK to convey that form of language to a presidential marketing campaign?” Varney mentioned. “New-scum? That’s OK?”
Leavitt replied that the “actual drawback” was “deranged Democrats” like Newsom and President Joe Biden.
“No,” Varney snapped. “I feel your marketing campaign has an issue with language like that.”
Leavitt mentioned voters don’t agree, prompting Varney to once more query the messaging. Now that Trump’s final GOP foe, Nikki Haley, has withdrawn from the race, Varney requested:
“You assume you’re going to win over Haley voters with language like that, do you?” he requested. “Do you win over moderates and girls with language like that? Actually?”
In response to an extended clip shared by Raw Story, Leavitt replied that “robust rhetoric” was required.
“Truly, it isn’t robust rhetoric,” Varney snapped. “It’s obscene.”
