SiriusXM's Megyn Kelly cut into Vice President Kamala Harris' recent interview with MSNBC's Stephanie Rhule to criticize Harris' reaction when discussing her background.

In an interview with Ruhl on Wednesday night, Harris cited her “middle class” background as she outlined her economic plan for the upcoming election. Kelly accused Harris of repeatedly mentioning how her mother “raised” her and her sister in a “middle class” household, telling the vice president to “stop talking” about her family and instead He called for the focus to be on “the people who are actually suffering.” (Related: MSNBC pundit who interviewed Harris says it's 'okay'; vice president didn't give 'clear' answer)

“Then she concluded by saying, 'We didn't play this, but 'I come from a middle-class background. My mother raised me and my sister hard.'” Who? They don't care about your mother, they care about themselves. please stop talking about your mother [and] Start talking about the people who are actually suffering,” Kelly said.

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“So, what she said throughout her answer, and this is at the very end, was, 'So, my vision for the economy is to address some of the everyday challenges that people face and to come up with common-sense solutions. We're going to deal with it.'” And then I got these four words: For example, “Yes, what?” Affordable housing — OK? ” Kelly continued. “Affordable housing, she's going to solve it. I don't know how, but she mentioned a $25,000 tax break just for first-time homebuyers. So if you already own a home, If you're struggling to pay your mortgage, you'll be saved if it's a second home. And that's it. I think so, but I don't know how.”

Harris is frequently When talking about solutions to the economy, he talked about his mother and middle-class upbringing. In a Sept. 13 interview with 6ABC Philadelphia's Action News, Harris tried to talk about ways to make life more affordable, rambling about her middle-class upbringing and lawns.

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