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5:48Now PlayingRepublican Senator John Kennedy gets called out to his face by fed up Neil Cavuto over disrepectful attacks against Vice President Kamala Harris similar to Donald Trump. John Iadarola and Maz Jobrani break it down on The Damage Report.
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GOP Senator Gets Called Out To His Face On Fox News Over Bizarre 'Ding Dong' Attack
"Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) had some strange moments on Fox News on Monday after host Neil Cavuto confronted him about using demeaning language to attack Vice President Kamala Harris, the likely Democratic nominee for president.
Kennedy mocked Harris for laughing and claimed that polls show Americans think she’s “a little bit of a ding dong,” a phrase he used about half a dozen times across the 10-minute interview.
“Well, this ding dong, senator, has risen in the polls,” Cavuto said, adding that the name-calling looks “petty” and warned it could backfire with voters.
Kennedy wasn’t having it, insisting that the “crosstabs” of polls show that Americans think Harris is “a bit of a ding dong” and “a member of the loon wing.”"
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