On Thursday night, a Fox News analyst, Camryn Kinsey, fainted live on air while delivering a sharp critique of the Biden administration. During her commentary, Kinsey lambasted former President Joe Biden and then-Vice President Kamala Harris, stating, “They have to rewrite history because they had a failed campaign. They had a failed presidency.” As she spoke, her speech slowed, and she suddenly collapsed to her left, hitting the studio floor. The incident occurred on “Fox News @ Night,” prompting host Jonathan Hunt—filling in for Trace Gallagher—to quickly attempt to transition to a remote guest, Lynda Moynihan, before abruptly going to a commercial break to address the situation.
Hunt reacted with concern, expressing, “Oh my goodness!” as Kinsey fell. Following the incident, Kinsey released a statement the next day, indicating that she was recovering and attributed her fainting spell to dehydration. She expressed gratitude towards the Fox News team and the EMTs for their prompt response, saying, “It was an unexpected and frightening moment, but thanks to their professionalism and kindness, I’m doing well.” In response, Fox News also acknowledged the swift actions of first responders, confirming that Kinsey received treatment and was medically cleared. The network shared their relief that she was feeling better and wished her a speedy recovery after the alarming on-air event. Overall, the incident highlighted the unpredictability of live broadcasting and the importance of immediate medical attention in such scenarios.
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