During a live broadcast of “Fox News @ Night,” analyst Camryn Kinsey fainted while criticizing the Biden administration, eliciting an awkward response from host Jonathan Hunt. Kinsey was delivering a pointed critique regarding President Joe Biden and former Vice President Kamala Harris, highlighting what she called their “failed campaign” and “failed presidency,” particularly criticizing Harris’s role as the “border czar” without having visited the border. As she spoke, Kinsey began to slow down and struggle with her words before suddenly collapsing to her left, which viewers heard as she fell to the studio floor.
Hunt, who was substituting for the regular host, initially attempted to pivot to another guest, Lynda Moynihan, before deciding to break for commercial to address the situation. He assured viewers they would return shortly after getting help for Kinsey.
After the incident, Kinsey provided an update on her condition, expressing gratitude towards the Fox News team and emergency responders for their quick and professional assistance. She indicated that her fainting spell was likely due to dehydration. Following her recovery, Fox News issued a statement confirming that paramedics had treated Kinsey and she had been cleared, expressing their relief at her improved condition and wishing her a swift recovery.
The incident highlights the unpredictable nature of live television and the importance of immediate medical response in such situations.
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