McCarthy Questions Harris’ Credibility over Upcoming Book

Former Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy recently posed some critical questions regarding Fox News and former Vice President Kamala Harris, specifically about her upcoming books.

Harris announced on Thursday that her new book, titled “107 Days,” will provide insights into her short-lived presidential campaign. Set to launch on September 23, she shared her thoughts via social media. During an appearance on “Ingraham Angle,” McCarthy indicated there are three particular questions he believes Harris should address in the book.

He inquired, “Was she honest, and did she ever realize she wasn’t leading in the polls? Would she admit she had an inkling she wouldn’t win all along?”

McCarthy compared Harris’ book to her earlier media appearances, criticizing her reliance on what he termed a fabricated credibility.

He remarked, “It was almost theatrical, like she was ready for a dramatic phone call from Barack Obama during her campaign, only to find out that it was all staged?”

He expressed skepticism about Harris’ authenticity, suggesting that her focus may be more on political strategy than genuine reflection. “She might have considered running for governor, then thought better of it, realizing she couldn’t secure a win. I suspect this book is her way of positioning herself for a possible Democratic candidacy in the future,” McCarthy added. “It’s worth noting that she never managed to win the primary.”

While Harris stated on Wednesday that she will not pursue the governorship of California, she has not ruled out a run for the presidency in 2028.