Stephen Miller, a former senior adviser to former President Donald Trump, appeared on “Jesse Watters Primetime” on Friday and mocked Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign.
Miller described Harris' campaign as overprotective and detached, with no presence or policy direction. “Is she really campaigning or is she a princess about to be crowned and nobody's allowed near her? You're not allowed to talk to her. She's just pampered and tucked in her little blanket and left alone for nap time,” said Jesse Watters. said mirror.
“Don't let her walk, because she might fall and hurt herself, so I'm keeping her here. See you in November,” Miller responded, likening Harris' campaign to a movie in which non-existent characters are created and manipulated by the media.
“This is the first AI campaign. It doesn't actually exist. It's the first post-candidate campaign. There's no candidate. There's no actual campaign. There's no policies. There's literally no substance. It's just a narrative that the corporate left media has created around some nobody. Someone who doesn't exist. It's like the Al Pacino movie 'Simone' from like 20 years ago that nobody saw,” Miller explained. “It was ahead of its time.”
“You can't hate on something that doesn't exist. You can't get mad about something that's not there, and that's what it is. There's nothing. They're not running anything and you can't get mad about something that's not there, because there's nothing there,” Jesse told Miller.
TOP SHOT – US Vice President and 2024 Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, wave as they disembark from Air Force Two (Photo by Jeff Kowalski/AFP via Getty Images)
Miller also attacked Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz, calling him “Tampon Tim.” (Related: Attorney General Barr: Kamala Harris and Tim Walz really hate the Second Amendment)
“The Democratic Party finally has a true Midwestern dad for president. Is there a more Midwestern dad than Tampon Tim? Who lives in the Midwest and their high school football coach hasn't brought a duffel bag full of tampons and handed them out to 10-year-old boys? That's what Midwestern dads do,” Miller added.
He also questioned the appropriateness of Governor Walz's policies, such as introducing sexually inappropriate material into school curricula and supporting the Black Lives Matter movement, suggesting such actions are out of step with traditional Midwestern values.
