Fmr Trump Official Has Medical Emergency Live on Fox News

Fox News faced a startling live moment on Thursday when political commentator Camryn Kinsey collapsed during a segment while criticizing former President Joe Biden's latest media appearance.

Kinsey, a former Trump administration official and rising conservative voice, was mid-sentence responding to guest host Jonathan Hunt when she began to falter, appeared disoriented, and ultimately fell from her chair onto the studio floor.

A visibly shaken Hunt paused the broadcast and called for help as an off-camera staffer rushed to Kinsey’s aid. The segment quickly cut to commercial.

Upon returning, Hunt informed viewers: “Camryn is up and moving, we have paramedics checking her out now. We will keep you updated, and of course, we wish Camryn all the best.” (Source: New York Post)

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Slamming Biden’s Revisionist Blame Game

Just before the unexpected medical episode, Kinsey was criticizing Biden’s appearance on The View, where he pinned his former vice president Kamala Harris’s crushing 2024 defeat on so-called “sexism” rather than a failed record.

“This is what they have to do, they have to rewrite history because they had a failed campaign, they had a failed presidency,” Kinsey began. “They put her as the border czar. She never went to the border. So this is about incompetency. It’s not about uh ideology...” she said, before trailing off and fainting mid-commentary.

Kinsey, just 24 years old, is no stranger to the national stage. She served as External Relations Director in the Presidential Personnel Office during President Trump’s first term and was briefly the White House correspondent for One America News Network. She now heads Titan Media Strategies, a conservative media and consulting firm, according to her LinkedIn profile.

Earlier in the day, Kinsey blasted Biden for attempting to whitewash the results of the 2024 election, during which President Donald Trump decisively defeated Kamala Harris.

In his interview, Biden claimed Harris lost not due to policy failures, but because of Trump's "sexist" attacks.

“I wasn’t surprised, not because I didn’t think the vice president wasn’t the most qualified person to be president. She is,” Biden said. “I wasn’t surprised because they went the route of a, the sexist route, whole route, this is a woman, she’s this, she’s that.”

He added: “She was part of every success we had. We’d argue like hell, by the way. That’s good... We worked it out. It was a mutual thing.”

Biden also addressed Harris’s infamous quote from October 2024, when she told The View she wouldn’t have changed anything about their administration’s record. At the time, she said, “There is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of — and I’ve been a part of most of the decisions that have had impact.”

In his usual rambling fashion, Biden tried to explain it away: “I did not advise her to say that… I think she was talking about she wouldn’t have changed the successes we had. She has to be her own person, and she was.”

Meanwhile, in other media-related news, Kayla Tausche, CNN’s senior White House correspondent, announced she is leaving the network just under two years after a high-profile move from CNBC.

“I’m off to chase the next big story,” the 38-year-old wrote in a farewell message obtained by Status. She did not elaborate on her next destination.

The departure comes at a time when traditional media continues to struggle with credibility and audience trust, especially in the wake of Trump’s return to office and the increasing dominance of independent conservative voices.