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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and you know, they say the truth shall set you free
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but in the case of Kamala Harris, truth might set you on fire
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hit subscribe absolutely free. It really helps us out. Kamala Harris, you know, I talk about her I guess every day
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And, you know, the more time goes on with her, the more things I find to say
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And the reason is because more truth is coming out about her that she didn't want people to know before
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That's a problem because the truth for her is like kryptonite. The truth for her is the exact opposite of what she wants
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She wants to run a basement campaign like Joe Biden did in 2020
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Now suddenly she has to go out and kind of clean up the mess she's making
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because she made the mistake of actually unveiling what her policies would look like
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And now her campaign admits, Amy Klobuchar, she's co-chair of her campaign and she's a senator
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She admits that if you like basically Bidenomics, if you like what's going on in your bank account right now, then Kamala Harris is your girl
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But if you're struggling, if you're finding the price of things too high
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if you're having trouble making ends meet, well she's here to tell you that Kamala Harris is tied to Joe Biden
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That these are their economic policies. She wants you to know that on national television
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That would be the last thing I would say. If I was Kamala Harris, somebody would point to Joe Biden and I'd be like, never met him
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Never met him. Don't know what he's doing. Because I would not want to be tied to these disastrous economic policies
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But apparently that's not the tack that the Harris campaign is taking
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And you know, far be it for me to give him any advice. I want you to listen to Klobuchar in her own words
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And then let me know what you think in the comments. Kristen
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Well, it's great to have you on a big Sunday. As I just laid out, Vice President Harris has momentum right now
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The question is, can she keep it? Given that President Biden had historically low approval ratings
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given that he was running behind Mr. Trump in a number of different issues
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almost every issue, in fact, do you believe that Vice President Harris should be doing more to distance herself from President Biden
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I think President Biden is going to go down as one of the greatest presidents we've had in a long time in this country
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And Kamala Harris has been a big part of this administration. They've been partners. They've delivered for the American people
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So I think we've got to tell that story. I also am excited about this new chapter in American politics
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Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, I think, are a wonderful complement to one another
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They're real people who've lived middle class lives. They know what people in this country are going through
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And they know how to address the problems, whether it's affordable housing or bringing down the cost of groceries
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or helping you if you're raising kids in your household or just simply fighting for fundamental rights
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So there's a lot of energy. It's exciting. But I'm from Michigan, so I can tell you this is going to be close race all the way through
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Let's delve into some of the policies the vice president laid out
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some of her economic policies this week. Among other things, she's proposing a ban on price gouging
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Here is what Obama administration economist Jason Furman had to say. He said, quote, this is not sensible policy
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And I think the biggest hope is that it ends up being a lot of rhetoric and not reality
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There's no upside here. And there is some downside. He warned effectively that price controls could ultimately stifle economic growth
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So do you think that's the best way to bring down prices in Michigan
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Well, I think people are reading too much into what has been put out there


