Kira Davis

When I was watching it, I realized that the complaints that the people were making at the beginning of the night and the end of the night in the liberal media, I realized they're broadcasting exactly what their intentions were for us.

You go back and listen to it, you're going to see a lot more heated language everywhere.

We were laughing because it sounded sad at the time.

But now that I see what's going on, it wasn't.

It was heated and it was predictive.

And one of the things they were saying, Jen Psaki and some of the other MSNBC hosts was, we have to make examples of people.

We'll have to fight these battles in other areas.

The governors will become important.

We're gonna have to hold people accountable for who they do business with.

And that's what they were thinking of doing, knowing they weren't going to have the influence at that time.

In the beginning of the night, it was so cute.

They thought they might get away with just losing the house.

That was so cute.

And so, you know, that was what they were going to do, even being the losers.

Your case, you saying the way they described me, Merrick Garland, you know, talked about us being agents of the Kremlin.

That's what you were the test case.

You were the stress test.

That's what they were going to do to all of us in media, for sure.

But definitely to the average American.

Just like we saw them do to the truckers up in Canada.