Amid some push back from conservative panelists, Sellers said: Let me just clearly state what he lied about. Just so we are on the same page. All right. During the campaign, Donald Trump said that he was going to bring prices down. Today he simply said, You know what? Those prices, particularly grocery prices, are not going to come down.' He continued: I don't know if you have children, but if you do, if your children tell you, okay, if they tell you one thing on one day and then they come back and tell you that's not what's going to happen, that is considered a lie.
Jennings argued that Trump's tax cuts and promised energy price drop would ease the supply chain and help reduce grocery prices. He stated that this will positively impact the economy, contrasting with Sellers' viewpoint that focuses on Trump’s failure to deliver on his promises.
Sellers added, tapping Jennings: The second thing is just from a very, very 50,000-foot view. One of the things we know is Scott was actually 50 percent correct and that Democrats did not do a good job in telling our story. We did not do a good job of addressing the pain that Americans felt.
Although I know you want to be Don't touch me, Jennings sniped. I can't touch you? Sellers laughed, placing his hand on Jennings' back, which showcased the tension and the sarcastic humor in their heated debate.
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