Ben Shapiro Argues Harris is Bringing ‘Corgi’ Tim Walz to CNN Interview to Start ‘Humping Dana Bash’s Leg’ If She Flounders

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro previewed Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D)’s upcoming interview with CNN by comparing Walz to a “very eager” corgi that would start “humping Dana Bash’s leg” if Harris flounders.

After noting how the presidential race between Harris and former President Donald Trump is a dead heat, Shapiro argued, “Kamala Harris is pre-taping that interview today because of course they were never going to allow her live in front of a camera by herself” and would have her “emotional support dog Tim Walz there” so she can “pet him and feel good.”

“He’s like a corgi of politics: very eager not particularly bright,” said Shapiro of Walz.

“And then if things start to get a little out of control, like, you know, she’s asked a real question, Tim Walz can jump in and start gesticulating wildly with his hands and being a weirdo. So that’ll be really exciting,” he continued. “She’s going to need his help because here’s the problem: Every time she goes off script, of course, she’s a disaster area.”

He returned to the comparison shortly thereafter.

“Now Democrats — it is amazing, Democrat-media human centipede — they are trying to proclaim that this is nothing new. After all, when a presidential candidate selects a vice

president, they very often do some sort of joint interview. Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney did a joint interview, Hillary Clinton – Tim Kaine, it’s pretty normal. The difference is: Usually the person who has been running for president has done a few interviews before being the nominee,” submitted Shapiro. “Kamala Harris has done zero public interviews before being the nominee or after being the nominee, as it turns out. The reason that she’s bringing along Tim Walz is to eat up the time. And because she’s hoping the Dana Bash over CNN will make the interview all about their relationship with one another and how how they’re really simpatico, how they’re going to work together in the White House and avoid all issues. And if there is an issue, again, the corgi jumps up and starts humping Dana Bash’s leg, presumably.”

“That is how this interview, they hope, is going to work,” he concluded.

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