Q: You said you wanted to ban fracking? Anybody above $400K taxes raised? Kamala: complicated

Cooper: You said you wanted to ban fracking, socialist healthcare, and decriminalize border crossings

Kamala: Pretends that she never held those positions

Even CNN says Kamala was lying about her record on fracking.

(She will ban fracking if she’s elected)

Cooper: “Anybody above $400K will have their taxes raised?”

Kamala: “It’s a complicated situation.”

Kamala has already raised taxes for everybody and will pass the largest tax hike in American history as president.

CNN was NOT impressed with Kamala’s town hall tonight:

“She focused a lot more on Donald Trump I think it’s fair to see than she did on the many specifics of what she would do as president.”

Q: You said you wanted to ban fracking? Anybody above $400K taxes raised? Kamala: complicated situation

Key Points

Cooper: You said you wanted to ban fracking, socialist healthcare, and decriminalize border crossings

Kamala: Pretends that she never held those positions

Even CNN says Kamala was lying about her record on fracking

Cooper: “Anybody above $400K will have their taxes raised

Kamala: “It’s a complicated situation

Kamala has already raised taxes for everybody and will pass the largest tax hike in American history as president

The following is transcribed from the video audio:

To be clear, though, what he’s referring to, and you point out to when you’re running for vice president in 2020, you were not talking about banning fracking, but
No, no, Anderson, I pledged that I would not ban fracking
You had said in the 2019 town hall, there’s no question I’m in favor of banning fracking
In 2017, you talked about Medicare for all
You talked about 2019 raised a hand to debate about if border crossing should be decriminalized
Are all of those issues, which those are not your positions now, are all those issues that you’re saying through consensus and getting stuff done you have evolved on
Well, no, let’s take, for example, the issue of Medicare
My point has always been that access to healthcare should not just be a privilege of those who can afford it
So that is why I have worked on doing what we have done to, one, allow Medicare to negotiate against the big pharmaceutical companies to bring down the cost of prescription medication
We’ve achieved that in terms of capping the cost of insulin for seniors at $35 a month, capping the cost of annual prescriptions at $2,000 a year for seniors

Full transcript: 610 words transcribed via Whisper AI.