Republican strategist Scott Jennings surprised former Democratic National Committee adviser Xochitl Hinojosa when President Donald Trump said he should double his support for Tesla on Wednesday.

Trump bought Tesla models on Tuesday, but several models from the electric car line were on display at the White House South Lawn, Fox Business It has been reported. Hinojosa said that price tag Electric vehicles are a turn-off for American workers and are calling them a “bad PR move.” (Related: Scott Jennings asks why Americans need to trust the party to fix inflation after four years of Biden.

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“As a Republican strategist, I didn’t advise him to go to the White House and drive a Tesla, so I think you agree,” Hinojosa replied Jennings. Do you know the reason? Because if I was counseling a Republican president, I would say, “Let’s support American companies with thousands of American workers and thousands of workers making indirect products for that.” Yes, I think it’s a good idea if American companies work out well. ”

“So you’re going to go ahead and support billionaires, but you’re not going to support American workers,” Hinohosa said, Jennings fighting back. American workers! ”

Tesla dealers and chargers are targeted for vandalism nationwide, with Tesla CEO Elon Musk as a senior White House adviser and chairman of the Government Efficiency Bureau.

After Hinojosa said the event was “Quid Pro Quo,” Jennings replied.

“They have factories everywhere,” Jennings said.

“Do they have thousands of Americans?” Jennings asked.

Honijosa said the visual that Trump is behind the wheel of a six-figure car would not look good before host Kasie Hunt mentions Stellantis.

“I’ve never seen Democrats get excited about demolishing American companies and businesses like they do now,” Jennings said. “That’s crazy.”

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