Kamala Harris Campaign Gets Owned On National TV During Live Segment

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Kamala Harris' campaign just got owned on national television during a live segment

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So Kamala Harris dodging the media, ducking and diving. And it's friendly media. They love you. They can't say enough good things about you

Why you would ignore them, why you would not want to sit down for an interview is anybody's guess

Wait, I have a guess. It's because you're a robot, essentially. Not really fact checkers. Not really a robot. But mentally you're a robot

And you just repeat the lines you're given. You can read a teleprompter. You know your prepared speech

But when it comes to actually answering questions, well, we've heard that for three and a half years. You sound ridiculous

You sound absolutely ridiculous. You can't form coherent English sentences without laughing

Of course, laughing. When somebody's laughing when they're talking, it's because they don't know what they're talking about

It's a sign of that, really. It's a sign that they have no idea what they're talking about

And they're laughing and they're giggling to try and distract from the fact that they're not saying anything

And she says a lot of nothing when she speaks. She can recite one-liners. I know Donald Trump's type

All of a sudden she's got a southern accent. All those things. And she can do that

But giving a press conference and actually answering questions from the press? Not going to happen

At least not until it's convenient for her. Maybe she knows the questions in advance

Well, John Berman of CNN actually tore into her campaign today and put him on the spot

She was free today. She could have did it today. Why didn't she? He wanted to know and he pressed her on it. And good for him. Good for him. Good for you, John Berman

I want you to watch this and let me know what you think in the comments. With us now is senior spokesperson for the Harris Walls campaign, Adrienne Elrod

Thanks so much for being with us. What's on the vice president's schedule today

Well, she's traveling and talking to voters and getting her message out there to the American people

Something that she's been doing from the very start of this campaign and something that she certainly did

when she was President Biden's running mate as vice president. But look, you just mentioned the speech she's going to be giving in New York

I was asking about today and I don't think she's got any campaign events on the schedule today, does she

Well, she and Governor Walz have been traveling across the country. They hit nearly every battleground state last week

On the campaign trail, they raised $36 million within the first 24 hours of Governor Walz joining the ticket

And what she's going to be doing Friday is taking her economic message directly to the voters in North Carolina

I certainly don't want to get in front of exactly what she's going to say. But she's going to talk a little bit about how she's going to make sure that she's putting consumers first

as part of her economic plan. She's going to take on corporate price gougers

She's going to take on junk fees. And that's something that, you know, John, she did when she was attorney general of California

Something she continued to do as the United States Senator of California. So she's going to be taking that message out to voters

And I look forward to seeing what she's going to say on Friday. I think we all do. And I'll ask you more about that in just a second

The reason I was asking about today is because it seems like she has time if she wanted to do an interview

with a member of the media or do a news conference, correct? There does appear to be that time if she wanted

Well, look, she has said on the campaign trail that she would be doing an interview at some point

She said that, I think, last week during a rope line or when she was talking to reporters

But look, what is important here, John, is that she is taking her message directly to the American people

She had a number of battleground states. I think we had 15000 people in Detroit last week, 12 to 13000 in Nevada

She's been taking her message to the voters and drawing large crowds. So she's actually having those direct conversations

But not today. Not today. She could do an interview today, I would think, you know, because she's not out there

Well, look, she's taking her message directly to voters. And just because she doesn't have anything, an interview schedule on her public schedule

doesn't mean that she's not taking her message directly to voters about how she's going to improve their lives

how she's going to protect their economic freedoms, how she's going to expand their rights as Americans

in contrast to Trump and J.D. Vance, who simply want to enact the Project 2025 agenda

which would set America back dramatically