"NAVARO: She's not a foreign policy expert. TABACCO: Clearly. O'LEARY: No, you don't say. Come on, give her a break. CARI CHAMPION: You guys, this is exhausting. NAVARRO: You didn't even know who was running in Texas, okay? So there's a ton of things you don't know Kevin, stop being so condescending. CHAMPION: For five seconds let somebody finish their thoughts before you have to be rude."
"NAVARRO: I would like to see how you would be able to answer that. Look, I think that it takes a lot of courage. And I think for her to be expanding her message, for her to be expanding her areas of policy interest are a good thing. She is one of 435 members of Congress. There's a lot of them there that don't come with a breadth of foreign policy. O'LEARY: You're right. She was fabulous."
CNN's News Night erupted as panelists argued about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's stumble at the Munich Security Conference. Host Abby Phillip raised whether the media focus on her moment was fair given comparable presidential missteps. John Tabacco emphasized that Ocasio-Cortez produced a single poor answer while President Donald Trump has committed multiple public gaffes. Leigh McGowan defended that a brief stumble does not indicate incoherence or lack of foreign policy knowledge. Ana Navarro and Kevin O'Leary exchanged barbs, and Cari Champion criticized the tone. Navarro praised Ocasio-Cortez's courage and policy expansion amid varied congressional foreign policy experience.
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