UFC CEO Dana White criticizes Kamala Harris’ appearance on Colbert: ‘Should scare EVERYONE’

UFC boss Dana White has spoken out against Vice President Kamala Harris, saying the fact that she is “not able to put a sentence together” should scare everyone “HIGHLY.”

White shared a much-mocked clip of Harris stumbling over her words when asked on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” what “big changes” she would make if elected compared to those of her current administration with President Biden would.

“I don’t like to post a lot of political content, but this clip should scare EVERYONE,” White, 55, posted on X.

“She is the incumbent vice president and is running for president of the United States. Without a teleprompter she is unable to put a sentence together and even she seems to know she is overwhelmed,” the UFC boss continued.

“This election is very important and this along with the many other clips of her trying to answer questions should give you the real scare!!!” he wrote.

White is instead in the corner of Harris’ opponent, former President Donald Trump, whom he praised for “fighting for the future of the country.”

Harris has been under fire since promoting her television interviews at the White House – a glaring weakness in her campaign that has seen her come under fire for her “word salad” answers.

Critics said her rambling response to Colbert on Tuesday would give the Trump team reason to attack her ties to Biden, who was pushed out of the presidential race by Democrats in July after an abysmal performance in the debate.

“Well, I’m obviously not Joe Biden. That would be a change,” Vice President Colbert responded. “But I also think it’s important, with 28 days to go, to say that I’m not Donald Trump,” Harris said to cheers from the audience.

“So as we think about what this next generation of leadership would mean, if I were elected president, it’s about – frankly, I love the American people and I believe in our country.” I love that it’s in our character and our nature is to be an ambitious people. You know, we have aspirations, we have dreams. We have an incredible work ethic,” Harris continued.

“And I just believe that we can create and build on the success that we’ve achieved in a way that we can continue to expand the opportunities and in that way increase the strength of our nation,” Harris added before making her pitch for the “ “Opportunity Economics” and talk about her mother, who is a small business owner.

White was an outspoken supporter of Trump. In an exuberant endorsement speech at the Republican National Convention in July, he said Trump was “fighting for the future of the country.”

“The mainstream media likes to push the narrative that he doesn’t care about anyone but himself,” White said.

“I absolutely know that’s not the truth because I’ve known this guy for 25 years,” he added.

“I know President Trump as a fighter,” he also said. “I’m a tough guy and this guy is the toughest and most resilient I’ve ever seen in my life.”