While former president Donald Trump has backed out of some interviews with mainstream media outlets, he also continues to appear regularly on friendly cable shows and conservative podcasts — often sitting for hours of interviews a day.
On Thursday, he taped a sit-down with Fox & Friends co-host Lawrence Jones inside a barber shop in the Bronx and later sat down with George “Tyrus” Murdoch for a video interview with OutKick, before he attended the Al Smith charity dinner, where he delivered remarks.
On Friday morning, he spent 40 minutes on set with the hosts of “Fox & Friends,” before he joined “The Dan Bongino Show,” a video podcast. He also recorded another interview before he departed for a multistop trip to Michigan.
Trump said that he’s a fan of cows, but primarily as a critique of Democrats’ green energy proposals.
During the Friday morning interview on “Fox & Friends,” the GOP nominee said “I love cows” in response to a child’s video message asking him to name his favorite farm animal.
Trump then reiterated his previous arguments that Democrats’ green energy plans would restrict beef production due to how much methane cows produce.
“But if we go with Kamala, you won’t have any cows anymore because you’re not allowed,” Trump said. “I don’t want to ruin this kid’s day, but I love cows. I think they’re so cute and beautiful.”
Trump and other Republicans have been highly critical of the Green New Deal, a climate proposal put forth by liberal Democrats in 2019 that set ambitious targets to eliminate most greenhouse gas emissions responsible for global warming by 2030.
During her 2020 presidential campaign, Harris said in a CNN climate town hall that she supported changing dietary guidelines to support a reduction in red meat consumption, adding, “I love cheeseburgers from time to time.”
