Former Trump advisor Stephen Miller predicted on Thursday during an appearance on Fox News that public support for Vice President Kamala Harris will begin to erode within three weeks.

In a segment on “Hannity,” Sean Hannity criticized Harris for her perceived inconsistencies on key policy issues. He noted that while Harris is currently campaigning on being tough on border security, she had previously pledged in 2019 to shut down all migrant detention centers immediately upon taking office.

Additionally, her stance on energy policies has seemingly shifted; she once supported a ban on fracking and drilling, yet the Biden administration has not banned fracking on public lands, although it has made it more costly.

Hannity then asked Miller when these shifts in Harris’s positions would fully register with the “American people’s consciousness.”

“I think three weeks as you continue to see President Trump, which he’s going to do day after day after day, lay out with quotes, facts and votes. Every insane radical position and action as Vice President that Kamala Harris has taken, including, as you mentioned in your monologue. These horrifying cases of rapes and murders by illegal aliens that she set free as borders are,” Miller told Hannity.

Miller contended that once former President Donald Trump brings Harris’s changing positions to light for the electorate, public perception will begin to change.

“Day after day, he’s going to lay that out. I think it’s going to sink in. In about three weeks and you’re going to see the general public realize that this is a communist ticket,” Miller argued.

Harris is set to unveil a proposal to introduce a federal ban on alleged corporate “price-gouging” on food and groceries during a speech on Friday in North Carolina, according to The Hill. She is also expected to attribute rising food and grocery prices to corporate greed, a narrative frequently echoed by the Biden administration.