Megyn Kelly, the conservative commentator and former Fox News host, took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris on her YouTube show, mocking a recent speech Harris gave on voting rights as so dull that it allegedly caused a saxophone player on stage to nod off. In a clip from her show, Kelly reacted to a viral moment showing a saxophonist appearing to doze while Harris spoke, calling the performance a "rant" and a "bore."
The incident, which quickly spread across social media, has become fodder for Harris's critics, who argue that her delivery lacks the energy needed to inspire voters on critical issues like voting rights. Kelly, known for her sharp commentary, used the moment to question Harris's effectiveness as a communicator, saying, "If you can put a musician on stage to sleep with your speech, that's a problem."
Harris, who has made voting rights a centerpiece of her agenda, has faced repeated criticism for her public speaking style, which some describe as meandering and heavy on jargon. The saxophonist moment has only amplified that narrative, with conservatives seizing on it as evidence that Harris fails to connect with audiences.
Kelly's segment, titled "Megyn Reacts to Kamala Harris' Voting Rights Act Rant So Boring it Put Sax Player on Stage To Sleep," has garnered over 11,000 views in its first day, highlighting the ongoing political divide over Harris's role and effectiveness.