Megyn Kelly sharply criticized Trump’s interview with Elon Musk, saying the former president “digressed” and “bored” people.

“He seemed pretty confused to me,” Kelly said of Trump’s conversation with the CEO of Tesla and Space X.

Kelly said Trump speaks too long and talks too much at his rallies and press conferences, causing audiences to become bored and lose interest.

“It was hard to lose interest in Trump in 2016,” Kelly said, comparing the former president’s first campaign to his current one and suggesting that his recent, lengthy bullying performances were “age-related.”

“I think that’s one of the challenges for the people around him who are certainly desperately trying to get him to stick to his message,” she said.

Megyn Kelly sharply criticized Trump’s interview with Elon Musk, saying the former president “digressed” and “bored” people

“He seemed pretty confused to me,” Kelly said of Trump’s conversation with the CEO of Tesla and Space X

Kelly’s brutal comments came after election analyst Nate Silver appeared on The Megyn Kelly Show.

Silver questioned Trump’s suitability to assume the office of president given his age (78) and said the condition of both President Biden and Trump must be investigated by the media.

“I would encourage more reporting on whether Trump is in some sort of decline. I think that’s a fair question to ask any 78-year-old,” Silver said.

“That’s a fair question. Yes, that’s absolutely a fair question,” Kelly reiterated.

Kelly is not the only one to express concern about Trump’s interview with Musk – in fact, Republicans issued a warning to Trump about his campaign strategy following the disaster.

“Every day that Trump doesn’t spend in a swing state defining Kamala Harris on issues of the economy and border security is a lost day,” said Republican strategist Kevin Madden, who worked on Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign.

“The key to winning over swing voters now is to persuade them with an economic message and to be relentless in doing so,” he added.