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Harris Defends Record on Criminal Justice and Police Reform
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October 8, 2020
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1:48Now PlayingKamala Harris touted her record as a criminal prosecutor in California at Wednesday's vice-presidential debate in Salt Lake City. “Joe Biden and I recognize that implicit bias does exist, Mr. Vice President contrary to what you believe," she said. "I will not be lectured by the vice president on our record in what we have done in terms of law enforcement.”
President Donald Trump is recovering from the coronavirus at the White House. Democrat Joe Biden is holding two virtual fundraisers. The candidates’ running mates, meanwhile, met in a vice presidential debate Wednesday night in Salt Lake City.
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