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Kamala Harris recently faced an adversarial interview with Fox News's Bret Baier. Former UFC champion Sean Strickland thinks this is just a fraction of what the leftist media routinely subjects Donald Trump to.
During the interview, Baier launched a relentless barrage of questions about immigration and trans policies in prisons, while interrupting Harris frequently, barely allowing her to formulate a response.
The interviewer later justified his approach as necessary for managing the limited time allotted for the segment.
In a recent post on X, Strickland penned an ambivalently empathetic response to Harris, claiming that Trump is subjected to such media tactics regularly:
"Damn, I actually felt bad for her on this one. She experienced one day in the life of Trump fighting the left-wing media. Sucks right Kamala Harris?"
Strickland, like many other UFC stars, is a staunch supporter of Trump and has publicly expressed his support for the former POTUS on multiple occasions.
While Harris struggled to articulate her views during the fast-paced Fox News interview, she will soon get a chance to set the record straight in a public forum, the coming week, during the CNN-hosted presidential town hall on Oct.23.
The 2024 US presidential election will take place on Nov. 3, with the potential Georgia and Louisiana runoffs slated for Dec. 3 and 7 respectively.
When Sean Strickland promised to donate to Donald Trump's presidential run
It looks like Sean Strickland is an unwavering supporter of Donald Trump. The former middleweight champion even pledged to donate to the politician's campaign during UFC 302.
Following his win over Paulo Costa at the pay-per-view, 'Tarzan' showed his appreciation for the former POTUS, condemning the felony charges levied against him by a Manhattan criminal court.
For context in May, the 78-year-old was found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records, becoming the first president in the history of the US to be convicted of a felony.
During his post-fight interview with Joe Rogan, the fighter pledged his support to Trump saying:
"President Trump you are the man. bro. It's a damn travesty what they are doing to you. I'll be donating to you my man. Let's get it done."
Check out Sean Strickland's shout to Donald Trump at UFC 302 below:
