Retired attorney addresses payments in Kimberly Guilfoyle controversy | Katie Pavlich Tonight Full Show

All right.

Joining us now to react to what we just heard from him, News Nation political contributor and aggressive progressive podcast host Chris Hahn and Seattle radio host Jason Rantz.

Thank you both for being here.

Jason, your reaction to that interview and this story that we have about Kimberly Guilfoyle.

Is this a legitimate problem or is this an October surprise three weeks before the election?

I mean, I don't think it's an October surprise.

I don't think this is going to have any real impact on the election.

It's certainly a bad look.

I will say, when I read the Wall Street Journal and then some of the follow-up reporting, I think Daily Mail Today had something as well that I read, I thought this was an awful look.

It seems like a scandal.

Watching that interview, he seems... unstable, honestly.

I mean, he does not seem like a reliable narrator that I would go to, and him calling into question the Wall Street Journal reporting, which initially seemed pretty damaging and damning, him saying it's not necessarily accurate, now it just seems rather confusing.

But I think after that interview, I don't view this as that much of a scandal anymore, and it almost seems like he's going out of his way to delegitimize the actual reporting that did make her look bad.

Chris Hahn, I think I got an agreement from you on that.

Yeah, yeah.

Look, I, too, worked with Kimberly Guilfoyle for many years, and we were adversarial on TV, but not offscreen.

She was a sweetheart.

And for him to call her a wicked woman, I just listened to that interview.

Man, I would not be believing that guy for a second.

Again, you know, this is just a...

I don't know what to make of it.

And then he's accusing you of defamation.

Well, he wanted to be a public figure, so now those rules apply to him in defamation.

And he probably remembers that from when he used to be a lawyer.

All right, well, let's move on to other news.

All right.

Joining us now to react to what we just heard from him, News Nation political contributor and aggressive progressive podcast host Chris Hahn and Seattle radio host Jason Rantz.

Thank you both for being here.

Jason, your reaction to that interview and this story that we have about Kimberly Guilfoyle.

Is this a legitimate problem or is this an October surprise three weeks before the election?

I mean, I don't think it's an October surprise.

I don't think this is going to have any real impact on the election.

It's certainly a bad look.

I will say, when I read the Wall Street Journal and then some of the follow-up reporting, I think Daily Mail Today had something as well that I read, I thought this was an awful look.

It seems like a scandal.

Watching that interview, he seems... unstable, honestly.

I mean, he does not seem like a reliable narrator that I would go to, and him calling into question the Wall Street Journal reporting, which initially seemed pretty damaging and damning, him saying it's not necessarily accurate, now it just seems rather confusing.

But I think after that interview, I don't view this as that much of a scandal anymore, and it almost seems like he's going out of his way to delegitimize the actual reporting that did make her look bad.

Chris Hahn, I think I got an agreement from you on that.

Yeah, yeah.

Look, I, too, worked with Kimberly Guilfoyle for many years, and we were adversarial on TV, but not offscreen.

She was a sweetheart.

And for him to call her a wicked woman, I just listened to that interview.

Man, I would not be believing that guy for a second.

Again, you know, this is just a...

I don't know what to make of it.

And then he's accusing you of defamation.

Well, he wanted to be a public figure, so now those rules apply to him in defamation.

And he probably remembers that from when he used to be a lawyer.

All right, well, let's move on to other news.