Pavlich calls out VP Harris: 'Stop laughing when you're asked serious questions'

The Biden administration's border policies are creating a catastrophe for everyone, Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich said Tuesday on 'Outnumbered,' in reaction to migrants receiving in-person schooling in San Diego while American students are continuing to learn from home.

KATIE PAVLICH: "I don’t understand what she thinks is funny. American parents are getting screwed. Their kids are falling behind and the very people Democrats claim to be standing up for, minority students, aren’t getting an education and aren’t going to be able to compete with their peers in the United States. Not to mention across the world. And just on a basic staffer level, has nobody sat down with the vice president and said, you have to stop laughing when you’re asked serious questions. It makes you look out of touch, it makes you look incompetent. That’s a basic thing that they should’ve fixed by now.  ... In terms of going back to your question about whether she is the person to handle the crisis, I think Morgan [Ortagus] is absolutely right when it comes to this being done in a lot of ways on purpose. They think this is a good political position for them to take against Republicans. In the future, they are now creating a political position where they let hundreds of thousands of people in, most of them children and families. It creates another opportunity for Democrats in the future to say we need another Dreamer Act. We need another DACA act and then they use that against Republicans as a political point to accuse them of racism.