Kari Lake, an Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate, responded to Wyoming Rep. Elizabeth Cheney after the latter said she would vote for a Democrat over her.
Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake discusses Rep. Liz Cheney, her media coverage and her opponent Katie Hobbs' campaign headquarters being attacked on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'
"I'm dangerous to people like Liz Cheney and the folks that she hangs out with and they want to stop people like me," Lake added. "I've got to extend a big thank you to Liz. And at this rate, we might have to invite her to our inaugural ball because we're going to have to thank her for bringing in so much fundraising money for us," Lake quipped to host Tucker Carlson
"And you talked about the homeless man that was found half-naked in Pelosi's home. This is why Republicans have ideas to stop these problems. I have a homeless policy. The press doesn't want to talk about that. I have a policy to work to end chronic street homelessness, get people, help get them off the streets, and return quality of life for the hardworking people of Arizona."He joined Fox News in 2013 as a writer and production assistant.
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