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Hey, ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia 4 Explain America, and you know it's quite rare to see Kamala Harris challenged by the media, especially to her face
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So this was kind of beautiful. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe
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It really helps us out. Vice President Kamala Harris is doing the president's job lately
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She's giving the speeches when big things happen. You may remember with Hurricane Milton
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how she was giving speeches and updates as if she has some involvement in this
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when she really doesn't. But it's all part of this Democrat plan
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to present her as presidential. And so to see a reporter actually twist her in knots was quite gratifying because this is a woman who is in my opinion hollow I believe she doesn have anything I think she I call her an empty pantsuit She doesn have anything to her There no substance It just talk and talking
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points and rhetoric and a thirst and unquenchable thirst for power. That being said
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this reporter wanted to ask her about the war between Israel and Hamas. And in particular
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you know, if she thinks her stance on the war, had, actually hurt her in the polls and could cost her the election. It's a great question. It deserves an
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answer. And it got an answer, a Kamala Harris type answer, which I always find hilarious because
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it's just a bunch of words strung together that kind of sound like maybe there are a sentence
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but not really. You don't really know where the period is, where the comma is. You know what I'm
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talking about. It's just kind of a jumble. As we say in Italian, it's a jambotta. It's a jambotta
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and if you're Italian, you know what I'm talking about. Jambata is just a mix
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Just a mix. In my family, it was a vegetable still. It was a bunch of different vegetables
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But there all kinds of jambots to have chicken or sausage or beef Anyway we getting into food and I really would love to talk about that with you guys but I can Send me a line for a recipe though
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I'll be happy to give one to you. In the meantime, I want you to watch this
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and let me know what you think of her answer in the comments. So yesterday, you called out a sad turfi
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one of the elected officials here in Arab American. He's faced a tremendous backlash since you mentioned his name at the rally
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and obviously there's a lot of churn and turmoil within the Arab American and Muslim communities here in Michigan
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Do you think you could lose the election because of Gaza? And overnight there were more strikes, 32 more people were killed in Gaza, some in hospitals
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How risky is it that you could lose the election? Well, it is undeniable that it is something that everyone is aware of what is happening there
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speak publicly all the time about the fact that there are so many tragic stories coming from
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Gaza and of course the first in this phase of everything that has happened the first most tragic story is October 7 and what happened that day and then what has happened since And I think what critically important as we look at this moment is one acknowledging the tragedy of what has happened in Gaza in terms of the extraordinary number of innocent Palestinians who have been killed and taking that seriously and speaking truth about that
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in addition, of course, to what I said about what happened on October 7 in terms of 1,200 innocent Israelis being slaughtered, women being horribly raped, and then fast-forwarding to today with the killing of Cenoir, this creates an opening that I believe we must take full advantage of to dedicate ourselves to ending this war and bringing the hostages home
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But it's not working so far. You know what? Listen, as it relates to the issues in the Middle East and in particular in that region, it has never been easy
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But that doesn't mean we give up, okay? It is always going to be difficult
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It does not mean we give up. We can't give up
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