SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly questioned on Tuesday’s podcast which Hollywood celebrities were being paid to support Vice President Kamala Harris, already with an eye on the 2028 presidential race. He criticized Democrats who are reportedly in the party.

During Harris’ campaign, the vice president received backlash from celebrities including Oprah Winfrey, Beyoncé and Usher, and faced backlash over her ties to Hollywood and billionaire donors. On “The Megyn Kelly Show,” Kelly played a clip of Harris and Winfrey’s interview. reportedly We paid out $1 million from a campaign after the town hall event.

“Absolutely reckless. By the way, did JLo get paid for that? Did Chris Rock get paid for that? For these endorsements that we were led to believe were completely organic. , did anyone get paid? I mean, do we really care? Because they are all losers. No one is going to ask for their support again. I mean, no one wants to win,” Kelly said.

Kelly also said Democrats have already begun identifying potential candidates for the 2028 presidential primary, including names such as California Governor Gavin Newsom and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro. (Related: Obama aide says Democrats are “stigmatizing” Republicans as a “cultural elite” that has alienated working-class voters)

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“What’s interesting is that there are already Democratic primaries happening for 2028, and believe it or not, yes, there are. People like Josh Shapiro in California. “Gavin Newsom is already organizing resistance to Trump’s policies. Good luck, sir. California liberals are already being thoroughly rejected by voters,” Kelly said.

“Why would the Democrats be stupid enough to elect someone else in the next election? Your little widow peak doesn’t really distinguish you that much. I can’t believe he’s even more radical than Kamala Harris. “Maybe,” Kelly said. “His crazy-ass gender stuff is even more extreme than hers. It’s not going to be Gavin Newsom.”

After Harris lost to Trump last week, Democrats including Shapiro, Newsom and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg reportedly floated the idea of ​​seeking the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. According to Go to Politico. Just two days after election night, Newsom called a special session of the California Legislature to prepare “to support our ability to immediately bring aggressive litigation challenging actions taken by the incoming Trump administration.” Arranged.

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