Republican National Committee’s former spokesperson Tim Miller confronted Arizona senatorial candidate Kari Lake for fixating on Trump’s “big lie.” (The link to Miller’s interview with Lake is below)
Miller, who guest hosted Showtime’s “The Circus,” appeared on Steve Bannon’s “War Room” and engaged in a discussion with Lake, who questioned the validity of President Joe Biden’s election win in 2020.
The former RNC spokesperson then brought up the fentanyl crisis among American children, a topic Lake claimed to care about deeply, before questioning her focus on election fraud.
“So if you care so deeply about this, couldn’t you actually do something about it if you stopped the bullshit about the last election?” Miller said.
“If you had just acknowledged that Trump had lost and acknowledged that you had lost, you’d probably be in good shape to do something. You probably would have won your governor’s race had you just talked about things people cared about instead of this election fraud.”
She later told Miller she’s sorry she isn’t making him happy before grabbing his hands, an act that the former RNC spokesperson pulled away from.
“Sorry, I’m a mom, I’m sorry, I’m a mom,” Lake said.
“I like to touch, too, but you know – in an interview setting, it’s a little uncomfortable,” he replied.
The viral clip – shared by Ron Filipkowski, editor-in-chief of MeidasTouch Network – emerges from a video shared by Lake on Sunday.
Miller, who has previously pushed back at Lake over her election lies, wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “Well, in addition to the seriousness of the fentanyl crisis, another thing we agree on is that this exchange is worth watching!”
