Jimmy Failla: Iran sees weakness in America right now
The vice president faces criticism for failing to push back against a student who accused Israel of 'ethnic genocide.'
Fox News' Jimmy Failla sounded off on Vice President Kamala Harris after Iran began promoting a video of her praising an anti-Israel student for "speaking her truth." The "FOX Across America" radio host warned Iran now sees weakness in the U.S. due to a trend of not supporting Israel among some in the Democratic party.
HARRIS' OFFICE FORCED INTO DAMAGE CONTROL MODE AFTER STUDENT ACCUSES ISRAEL OF ‘ETHNIC GENOCIDE’
JIMMY FAILLA: This is the problem with this administration. Iran sees a weakness in us right now. They really do, because there is within the Democratic Party, loud voices who don't support Israel and people who kind of thrive off slandering America and slandering its allies. Whether we're talking about the Border Patrol, whether we're talking about Israel.
When she says it's important that ‘your truth’ get expressed. There isn't ‘your truth.’ There is the truth, and Israel is not any of the things it was characterized as. But I'm not surprised Kamala didn't push back. Why? Because she doesn't like to talk to the problem. This is a border czar who still doesn't go to the border. She'll take her family to south of the border to go rafting before she'll go to the actual border. So I'm not surprised.
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