Kamala Harris Humiliated - Roasted On Live TV

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and Kamala Harris just got roasted on national television and it was glorious

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Those little things really help us out and they help our channel continue to grow. Vice President Kamala Harris visited a Planned Parenthood clinic

or as I like to call them, an abortion clinic because that's what they are

She visited a Planned Parenthood clinic this week, becoming the first sitting Vice President

and or President to ever visit a Planned Parenthood clinic. While there, she was grilled by reporters about what took so long because of course

it's never good enough and just a myriad of other questions to which she gave her

typical word jumble answers. And when you watch her giving these answers

she says much of nothing, which is hilarious, but the more she exposes herself like this

before the election, damages the Biden-Harris campaign in my opinion. Now while she was at the chop shop, the Planned Parenthood clinic

she, you know, didn't seem to have the right answers and she tried to tow this

kind of politically correct line of, you know, let's not say the word abortion

but let's, you know, talk about women's reproductive health care rights, which is abortion

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We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody. We're going to start with Rochelle from the Star Tribune

Hi Madam Vice President. Why do you think it took so long for a sitting President or Vice President to visit

an abortion provider? And also how concerned are you about the 20

vote uncommitted in the new sort of presidential primary? Well, I'll tell you the reason I'm here is because this is a health care crisis and I

think that of the many stories that we can tell, excuse me, of the many stories that we need to

tell about what has happened after the Dobbs decision, one of them is that part of this

health care crisis is the clinics like this that have had to shut down. And what that has meant

to leave no options with any reasonable geographic area for so many women who need this essential

care. And again, it runs the gamut of reproductive health care. So yes, it is abortion care. It is

also, as I mentioned earlier, essential and critical reproductive health care like PAPS

like breast cancer screenings, things of that nature. So I'm here to highlight that of the many

I believe, potentially intended consequences of the Dobbs decision, one of them has been for health care providers such as this in the states that have banned or

outlawed access to reproductive care, clinics like this to shut down. And it's a travesty

It's a travesty. Madam Vice President. Are we ready for our next question? Madam Vice President Darlene, right to your left

ADP. Hi, thank you. We were not able to go with you on the tour, obviously. Can you

give us a sense of what you saw back there and also what you learned by coming here today

Well, what I saw were, I don't know, maybe two dozen health care workers who really care

really care about their patients and who understand that in the health care delivery

system, regardless of your gender or your health care need, I think we should all expect and

certainly we all desire that you will be treated with dignity. And you'll be treated in an

environment where you feel safe. And by that, I mean safe to be free from judgment

to be in an environment where you are actually and really listened to

where your needs and your expression of your needs are taken seriously

And walking through this clinic, that's what I saw, are people who have dedicated their lives

to the profession of providing health care in a safe place that gives people dignity

And I think we should all want that for each other. Thank you, Vice President. I'm Nick at the New York Times

Madam Vice President, what do you see as your role on this issue, given that the administration

has run up to the limit of what it can do to protect abortion rights and Congress is unlikely