Fox & Friends Diners Boo Woman Who Said She’s Supporting Kamala Harris: ‘I’m Ill and I Need Birth Control’ to ‘Function’

A Georgia woman was booed by diners participating in a Fox & Friends event Friday after revealing she’s supporting Kamala Harris. She explained that she’s doing so so she’ll have access to birth control she needs for medical reasons.

Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Will Cain hosted the event at the Georgia diner, and began the segment by denouncing Republicans like former congresswoman Liz Cheney who criticize former President Donald Trump.

“Funny how every Republican that goes over against Donald Trump becomes indistinguishable from a Democrat. They become pro-censorship, pro-choice, they become pro-taxes. What is the point of someone like Liz Cheney ever have being a Republican?” Cain said before turning to the diners in the audience.

He then introduced a young woman who’s “on the fence, but… leaning a certain way when it comes to this election.”

“Yes, sir, I’m leaning more towards Kamala Harris…”

The crowd began to stir at the suggestion, putting the woman on the defensive.

“…Just because I’m ill and I need birth control to keep me able to function on a daily basis, honestly. And if Donald Trump is elected, I won’t have access to that and I will be in pain every day of my life, and that would be an awful way to live.”

Cain jumped in, “Can I ask you an honest question? Do you really think you’re not going to get access to birth control under Donald Trump?”

As the woman nodded, Cain said, “Nah,” then turned to the woman next to her.

“I’m the youngest club president elected for Young Republicans and I ask you to look at the statistics of the past four years and Donald Trump’s presidency before the Biden-Harris administration,” she said. “Because I just ask you to come with open heart and open mind and not trust what the media says about all that he’s done because it isn’t what they portray. He has done a lot and he does care a lot for women’s health and women’s rights. I know that’s one of your main concerns. And, so, I just ask that you look past that and really look at the statistics, look at the facts, and make your decision off that.”

The second woman’s plea drew applause from the crowd.

Watch the clip above via Fox News.