The incident occurred unexpectedly: Camryn Kinsey, a former official in the Trump administration and a conservative commentator, collapsed during a live interview on Fox News. Initially shocked, network host Jonathan Hunt attempted to proceed with the segment as if the event had not transpired.
During an interview with Kinsey for a segment discussing former President Joe Biden’s recent media appearances, Hunt experienced the incident.
In a video that rapidly spread across social media, Kinsey starts to stumble over her words—”So this pertains to incompetence, rather than ideology or…uh…it’s not about…uh”—before her eyes roll back and she falls off her chair.
Prior to her appearance on Fox News, there were no indications that Kinsey was in poor health; merely hours before, she had shared a post regarding the new pope and had also reshared a message from former President Donald Trump on Truth Social in response to the announcement.
Hunt, clearly taken aback, began to stand from his chair but paused, attempting to break the silence by exclaiming, ‘Oh! Oh my goodness.’
We will seek assistance for Camryn shortly. In the meantime, let us return to Lydia, who is with the President. We will take a brief break and return shortly.
Naturally, individuals questioned her well-being; however, numerous observers remarked on the peculiar decision made by Hunt to proceed with the segment instead of promptly inquiring about Kinsey’s condition.
Although the cause of Kinsey’s fainting remains unclear, such episodes can be induced by various factors, including exhaustion, dehydration, severe pain, anxiety, hypotension, hypoglycemia, or more critical health concerns such as a heart attack or stroke.
Upon the show’s return from the break, Hunt informed the audience that Kinsey was ‘conscious’ and was being attended to by paramedics.
A representative from Fox News subsequently addressed the situation, stating that ‘paramedics were summoned and she [Kinsey] received treatment and was cleared. We are pleased to learn that she is now feeling significantly better and we wish her a swift recovery.’
