White House senior counselor Kellyanne Conway lashed out at Fox & Friends hosts after they pressed her on sexual assault allegations against Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore.

Conway had intended to discuss the new tax plan but seemed to lose her patience when further questioned about Moore.

"I do find that the mainstream media want to talk about this issue more than almost anything else," Conway said. "And again, we’re not telling Americans what’s in the tax plan for them."

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Continuing her lecture, Conway attempted to steer the conversation back towards taxes.

"I’m sorry," Conway continued. "I think it’s incumbent upon everyone who has a role and a responsibility to inform people what’s going on on Capitol Hill to tell them what’s in this plan."

Earlier in the interview, Conway seemed to even get a little defensive when the hosts brought up that Ivanka Trump had been so outspoken against the allegations against Moore, then claimed she was one of the first to speak out on behalf of sexual assault victims.

"I tried to do it 13 months ago, nobody wanted to listen to me because of the campaign I was managing."

Meanwhile, President Trump has yet to address the allegations against Moore. However, several U.S. Senate Republicans -- including Mitch McConnell -- are calling for him to drop his bid.

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