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6:56Now PlayingMAGA loyalist and former Donald Trump aide, Peter Navarro, completely crashes and burns as his pathetic attempt to get Fox News to call Kamala Harris deranged nicknames instead of just her first name immediately falls apart on Steve Bannon's show. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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ExTrump Adviser Peter Navarro Begs Fox News Hosts To Stop Referring to Kamala Harris by Her First Name Because ‘It Personalizes Her’
"Former Trump administration adviser Peter Navarro begged conservative hosts at Fox News and Newsmax to stop referring to Vice President Kamala Harris by her first name on Tuesday, warning that the practice “personalizes” the vice president.
“Everybody associated with the Trump campaign, everybody out there who’s a commentator in conservative TV, radio, whoever you are. Sean [Hannity], Laura [Ingraham], Jesse [Watters], my brother Rob Schmitt, or Greg Kelly at Newsmax,” said Navarro on Steve Bannon’s War Room, Tuesday:
Here’s the thing, I am urging you from this day forward, never, ever, ever to refer to Kamala Harris by her first name. Only her first name. Kamala, Kamala, Kamala. She is not a soccer star, okay? Pelé, I get it. Messi, I get it. Okay? But when you use “Kamala” these days, it does not do us any good. Works in the other direction. It personalizes her and it creates a favorable impression."
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