Tom Lahren of "The Blaze" roasted the left on Monday night's "Hannity" show, saying that they have no problem "going low" and attacking President Donald Trump's family, including his grandson.
Host Sean Hannity brought up a boycott for an elite Upper East Side school that parents are planning because Trump's grandson "is rumored to be attending kindergarten there in the fall."
"Sadly, this is just the latest example of the left demeaning the family of President Trump," he said.
"Why are they going after kids and what would happen if we did that?" Hannity asked Lahren.
Lahren brought up the widely used mantra of the Democratic party during the 2016 presidential election, "When they go low, we go high."
"It's a different set of standards, obviously," she said.
She then attacked the moms that brought up this boycott, saying that if they're that bothered by a kid coming into kindergarten then "it's going to be a rough life for some of these individuals."
Jessica Tarlov, director of research at Bustle, echoed Lahren's sentiment, calling the parents' behavior "unacceptable."
"I think that going after a ten-year-old is completely unacceptable," she said. "Boycotting a school, it's a great school, completely unacceptable."
The discussion shifted towards Beyoncé and the Clintons, but Hannity brought it back.
"I think this is the point," he said. "I thought you guys on the left were supposed to be tolerant. I thought you guys were supposed to be inclusive."