Ana Navarro Smacks Down Kevin O'Leary's Biden 'History' Ask With A Blunt Look At Trump
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The CNN commentator reminded the "Shark Tank" investor about his ties to the president-elect in a tense on-air exchange.
CNN’s Ana Navarro on Wednesday shut down Kevin O’Leary’s questions about how “history” will remember Joe Biden after the president used his farewell address to warn that democracy is at risk.
“How do you think history is going to treat his foreign policy, his Bidenomics, how do you think he’s going to be treated, pardoning his son? The Biden brand name. Do you think a single Biden would get on board of the —,” asked the “Shark Tank” investor, citing the president’s pardon of his son, Hunter Biden.
“I don’t think you can argue against pardoning the son when you voted — when you supported a felon,” said the CNN commentator of O’Leary, who recently met with Donald Trump ― and praised the president-elect’s golf game ― at Mar-a-Lago. “You see, that to me, you lose the moral authority there.”
O’Leary said he planned to meet with Trump to discuss his bid to acquire the U.S. operations of TikTok as a ban of the platform looms. He’s also voiced support for an “economic union” between Canada and the U.S. following Trump’s threats to the neighboring nation.
On CNN, O’Leary continued to press Navarro over how Biden helped his family “brand.”
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