Former President Donald Trump's campaign claims that Vice President Kamala Harris' “handlers” abruptly ended her interview with Fox News host Bret Baier.

Harris sat down with Baier on Wednesday for her first Fox News interview since becoming the Democratic presidential candidate in July of this year. The often controversial interview, which aired for almost 27 minutes without commercials, touched on several explosive campaign topics and the vice president's criticism of Trump.

Immediately after the interview aired, the Trump campaign's “Trump War Room” account shared “

WATCH: Bret Baier looks at Kamala's handlers throwing in the towel and desperate to end her disastrous interview. 'You're giving me a hard blow here,'” the Trump campaign wrote.

During an on-air discussion following the interview, Baier said that Harris arrived for the interview around 5:15 p.m., later than expected, and that Fox “pushed the envelope” to accommodate what was expected to be a 25-minute interview Interview to be completed before 6 p.m

At the end of the interview, Baier said during a broadcast of: Hannity A short time later: “It was warm, I said: 'Thank you very much, Madam Vice President, for your time.' Her people, probably four people, wrapped around me with big, you know, moving arms. So I looked to the side and said, 'I have to wrap myself up.'”

There was no indication that the Harris team ended the interview early or ended it because they considered it a “disastrous” performance, despite the Trump campaign's claim.

Newsweek sought comment from the Harris campaign via email Wednesday evening.

When asked for comment, a Fox spokesperson noted Newsweek to Baier's comments.

This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.