Watch: Kamala Leaves Tucker Carlson Terrified, Fears She Can 'Easily Get Elected President' After Seeing 'Scary' Speech

While many conservative critiques of Vice President Kamala Harris focus on her awkward laugh, confusing speeches, and overall incompetence, journalist and commentator Tucker Carlson sees her as genuinely dangerous and evil.

On Thursday evening, Harris took the stage at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, speaking as her party's nominee for the upcoming November election.

During the event, Carlson provided live commentary on "The Tucker Carlson Show," sharing his thoughts as Harris delivered her speech.

In a clip shared on X by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, Carlson expressed serious concern about the possibility of Harris becoming president, noting that she could "easily get elected president."

Kirk emphasized in his post that Harris is "a very scary person" who "can win."

As Harris referred to those involved in the January 6 incident as "violent extremists," Carlson felt compelled to respond.

"This woman is really scary," Carlson observed.

Unlike the usual dismissive tone some conservatives take when criticizing Harris, Carlson took a more serious approach.

"She’s much more skillful than I have ever seen. She’s a liar on the deepest level. The things she is saying right now are not just untrue, they’re the opposite of the truth. Which is the hallmark of evil," Carlson, a former Fox News pundit, stated.

Carlson, who often finds humor even in serious political situations, delivered a sobering warning this time.

"She’s an extremist. She’ll say anything," he added.

Although Carlson went on to discuss the truth about January 6, the southern border, and Harris' past as a prosecutor, the main message is that Americans need to take the Democratic frontrunner seriously.

In 2020, President Joe Biden won the election despite conservative claims that his advanced age made him unfit for office.

The 2022 midterms failed to deliver the anticipated red wave, even though Biden's presidency had already proven disappointing.

The lesson here is that politically aware conservatives must stay vigilant against lies, media spin, and the shallow thinking of many voters.

What seems obvious to us isn't always clear to others.

We know Harris is an inept, bumbling figure, but there’s a strong possibility she could be elected.

Underestimating her now and assuming the public will see things as we do would be a mistake.