“After Kamala Harris I Never Want To Work For A Woman Again!” – Symone Sanders
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15:30Now PlayingSymone Sanders has been a longtime political operative, working for everyone from Bernie Sanders to Joe Biden. And recently she appeared on MSNBC with host Jen Psaki to talk about her experience working for Kamala Harris. And during the conversation she appeared to criticize Harris as a terrible boss. But she may have just been talking about how difficult it was dealing with the racists and sexists who criticized Harris.
Jimmy talks about the Sanders-Psaki segment and other pieces of evidence suggesting Kamala Harris IS a terrible boss.
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