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3:12Now PlayingRepublican Presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy gets utterly humiliated as his attempt to dunk on Mike Pence and the chaos of the Jan. 6 Capitol attack completely falls apart when MSNBC Anchor Andrea Mitchell questions him. Jayar Jackson and Rayyvana break it down on The Damage Report.
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‘It’s a Lie, Go Ahead and Play It!’ Vivek Ramaswamy Snipes at Andrea Mitchell in Latter Stages of Wild, Marathon Interview
"Vivek Ramaswamy lost his composure and seemed to grow irritated when MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell pressed him on recent foreign policy criticisms from his GOP primary rival Nikki Haley.
Ramaswamy joined Mitchell Tuesday for an interview that quickly grew confrontational as the MSNBC anchor pressed the Republican presidential candidate on his criticism of Mike Pence, remarks on climate change, and his widely–panned foreign policy stances. The discussion eventually reached a point where Mitchell prepared to air a video of Haley commenting on Ramaswamy’s Taiwan views, and he disputed the characterizations before grumbling, “You can play Nikki Haley’s lies. Sure. Yep.”
Mitchell and Ramaswamy continued to clash as they spoke over each other while discussing the candidate’s controversial Taiwan policy. When Mitchell again tried to tee up Haley’s criticism of Ramaswamy, he responded, “It’s a lie. Go ahead and play it. Yep.”"
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