Kamala Harris Blows Softball 'Interview' - Even MSNBC Reporter Roasts Her

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to blow a softball interview where the ball is placed on the tee for you, and they're helping you swing the bat

That's what Kamala Harris just did. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe

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Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democrat nominee for president, appeared for an interview, an interview, on

MSNBC that was little more to me than a pep rally. She spoke to Stephanie Ruhle, who insisted that it didn't matter if Harris gave clear answers or not

That didn't matter. I've never heard a journalist say that in my life, and Hannity actually

pointed out to go, she's the same as me. We're talk show hosts, not journalists, but she wants to pretend to be a journalist

She's not. She's not. She's actively a activist for the Democrat Party, which is fine

Just own it. Just own what you are, but to pretend you're something you're not is ridiculous. Anyway

she's given softball after softball by Stephanie Ruhle, Miss Obama is. I'm sorry, Miss Harris is, and

she actually blows it. How do you blow it on an interview like this

I want you to watch this video, and let me know what you think in the comments

Our country are paying a higher tax than the richest people in our country. Bill Gates just said it this week. If he was in charge of taxes

he would have paid more, but how do you find that line to make sure corporations are paying their fair share

but they're not leaving our country? Well, listen, I work with a lot of CEOs

I have spent a lot of time with CEOs, and I'm going to tell you that the business leaders who are actually

part of the engine of America's economy agree that people should pay their fair share

They also agree that when we look at a plan such as mine that is about investing in the middle class, investing in new

industries, investing in bringing down costs, investing in entrepreneurs like small businesses, that the overall economy is stronger and everyone benefits

Talk about that answer. I do, but here's what's a little tricky

She doesn't answer the question around if the GOP is controlling the Senate, if she can't raise corporate taxes

where is she going to get the money from, you know, to expand the child tax credit and do all the things she wants to do, and she says we just have to do it. And that's great

and that's a campaign promise, but the issue is if it means we're just going to borrow again

then what we're doing is we're just never addressing the deficit. And back in the days when you were a proud Republican, debts and deficits mattered. Now

I said this the other day, she is running for president, not perfect. As it relates to the deficit, Donald Trump is going to balloon it

significantly bigger than Vice President Harris will, but that is an overall issue that we're never

it's like the American people have forgot or we no longer think that debt and deficits matter

They will at some point as they balloon. So she's saying it doesn't matter

we're going full steam ahead, and I mean, I don't fault her for it because the American people aren't

prioritizing, saying you have to focus on this, and as much as she's not focused on it

Donald Trump's not in a much bigger way, and that is the person she's running against