'Very harmful': James Carville turns the tables on 'uncomfortable' Fox News host
Noted Democratic strategist James Carville turned the tables on a Fox News host talking about Whoopi Goldberg's antics.
Fox News covered Goldberg's comparison of the U.S. to Iran, and the network's Will Cain raised the issue with Carville.
"I think you've got a bigger problem in the way the left talks about America," the host said.
Carville said that, while he's "not here to defend Whoopi Goldberg," you could add up everything she said and it wouldn't equal what GOP senator Mike Lee recently said. Carville was referring to Lee's controversial social media posts, seen as "mocking" the Democratic lawmaker who was murdered.
"If I took everything that they all said, it wouldn't amount to what Mike Lee said, who's actually a United States senator," Carville said. "Who actually said something very harmful and very hurtful, and has not apologized for it."
He added, "Bobby Kennedy is going to kill more people than any Cabinet member in all of history," referring to RFK Jr.'s positions on life-saving vaccines.
Liberal commentator Molly Jong-Fast posted the exchange on social media and wrote, "Good for [Carville]," leading a former journalist to describe the host as "uncomfortable."