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Kaitlan Collins, a notorious figure at CNN, attempted to catch Donald Trump Jr. off guard with pointed questions after the recent Vice-Presidential debate in New York City.
The event showcased Senator J.D. Vance’s (R-OH) stellar performance against Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D-MN), as reported by The Gateway Pundit. Vance dismantled Walz’s arguments amidst a backdrop of hostile moderation.
Following the debate, Trump Jr. entered the spin room where Collins began her line of questioning. She initially asked about his thoughts on the debate, to which Trump Jr. confidently asserted that Vance won on all counts, including sensitive topics often avoided by Republicans, like abortion and childcare.
Collins then posed a challenging question, asking if Vance was more adept at handling these issues than his father.
Our interview with Donald Trump Jr. following the debate, and whether he thinks his father should face Harris again: pic.twitter.com/iURMSgAPpI
— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) October 2, 2024
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