Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, said on his podcast Friday that with less than 50 days left until voters vote, Vice President Kamala Harris' interview is “perpetuating a negative image of her.” ” he said.

Harris has been criticized for her word-of-mouth responses during interviews. Hanson said On “The Victor Davis Hanson Show,” Harris said that even though she has done a limited amount of interviews compared to former President Donald Trump, the exposure she has gotten from them has been “not great.” said.

“When you look at it today and compare and contrast it with the Oprah interview, the Black Journalists Association interview, the local anchorman interview in Philadelphia. — Now we’re down to four,” Hanson said. “and, — I think it was an interview — Dana Bash, I think in the multiple-choice answers provided to Walz and her, she only answered 5 questions, while Mr. Trump answered 74 questions. ”

“But they weren't all good — not good. They have fixed the image that she doesn't know what she's saying, that she can't express her thoughts clearly, that she's depressed, and that's what has drawn her into this fateful loop for these 43 days. ,” Hanson said.

The senior researcher said Harris' “leaders” may have doubts about her future campaign steps, which may be related to her push for a second debate with Trump. He suggested that there was. (Related: 'No one cares about your mother': Megyn Kelly's recent interview response ripping Harris)

“So that's what's going on, and since she doesn't give these four answers, we don't know what she's supposed to do. She won't tell us what she's going to do. She doesn't explain why she doesn't do that now as vice president. She doesn't tell us why she flipped herself and repudiated her entire ideological career, and she doesn't do that with Joe Biden. And they don't want to talk about their relationship, even if there was one,” Hanson said.

In a recent interview with MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhl, Harris declined to elaborate on her economic policies. Harris also talked about her middle-class upbringing and lawns in a Sept. 13 interview with 6ABC Philadelphia's Action News when asked how to make life more affordable, giving direct answers. I escaped.

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