Kamala Harris gets roasted live on MSNBC for Swing State Women [VIDEO]

A group of Wisconsin voters didn't mince words when they shared their thoughts on Vice President Kamala Harris' intelligence and competence during a recent segment on “Morning Joe.”

Despite Harris' attempts to focus on her qualifications rather than her race and identity, these Wisconsin women had some sharp criticism.

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When asked to compare Kamala Harris to Joe Biden in terms of competence and experience, one woman bluntly stated that she thought Harris was “worse.” Another voter chimed in, highlighting Harris' apparent lack of awareness of issues at the border, a key area within his portfolio.

'She's an idiot': Kamala Harris savaged by MSNBC's Wisconsinites voter focus group pic.twitter.com/6MWCr61OIx

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The panel also discussed the timeline for when the United States could see its first female president. One voter replied: “When there's a competent one,” while another simply said: “I think she's an idiot.”

Mary didn't hold back either, expressing her skepticism about Harris' achievements and intelligence stating, “He hasn't done anything in the time he's had. He's not really smart.”

In a separate segment, the discussion turned to speculation about Harris' involvement in potentially covering up Joe Biden's alleged health problems. One voter expressed concern about Harris' closeness to Biden and asked why he didn't come forward with any health issues earlier if he was aware of them.

Sentiment shifted toward suspicion about Harris' motivations, with one voter suggesting his willingness to expose Biden's health problems could be a calculated move for personal gain.

The overall tone of the panel seemed to imply doubts about Harris' judgment and intentions, with one male voter going so far as to label her a “power grabber.”

When asked by the NBC political analyst if Harris' judgment was called into question by being close to Biden as his health deteriorated, the panelists seemed to be in broad agreement.