‘You got something against my mom?’ Tarlov triggered as tensions rise

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Jessica Tarlov, a cohost of Fox News’s The Five, got a bit snippy after bringing her mother up while touting the alleged enthusiasm for Kamala Harris on the eve of Election Day.

According to Tarlov, her mother was actively knocking on doors for the vapid Democratic nominee in Pennsylvania, which Tarlov offered after co-host Greg Gutfeld commented on Lady Gaga backing Harris while the entertainer’s father endorsed Trump.

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“So, who has a closer grip on the reality of everyday Americans?” Gutfeld asked. “The one who feels the effects of a bad economy or crime or emigration – the restaurant owner in a crime-plagued city? Or the pop star, his daughter? Shouldn’t she listen to her dad instead of her friends?”

“I think she is listening to herself,” Tarlov replied. “She was born this way and has always lived this way… There’s no reason to minimize her for this.”

She then claimed the Harris campaign was “knocking on 2,000 doors a minute across Pennsylvania,” and had so many volunteers that they were turning potential door knockers.

“Two thousand a minute, you say?” Gutfeld replied skeptically.

“A minute!” Tarlov shot back. “And you just don’t hear those kinds of stories from the Trump campaign.”

After Gutfeld suggested that the claims were “lies,” Tarlov pushed back and injected her mother into the discussion.

“They’re not lies,” she said. “My mom is right now in Scranton knocking on doors.”

Co-host Jeanine Pirro responded with a simple, “Oh,” which prompted a suddenly offended Tarlov to fire back, “You got something against my mom?”

The sudden hostility prompted Gutfeld to respond with a hearty laugh.

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