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Charlamagne tha God calls Kamala Harris out for doing ‘a lot of things wrong’ with border
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1:10Now PlayingRadio host Charlamagne tha God called out Vice President Kamala Harris for her “filibuster” of a listener’s question on reparations — and pressed her on doing “a lot of things wrong at the border” in a highly anticipated town hall focused on her appeal to black voters.NY Post reporter Taylor Knight shares this story.
The popular radio host, whose real name is Lenard McKelvey, tried repeatedly and with little success to knock the 59-year-old Democratic presidential candidate off her talking points during her hourlong interview, which was carried on iHeartRadio’s website and streamed live on CNN.
“I try to be on time. Apparently I’m 40 seconds late,” Harris opened her only announced event of the day during a trip to Detroit — just 21 days before the Nov. 5 election.
“Well, you are black,” the host joked about her tardiness — before launching into a question about why Harris “come[s] off as very scripted — they say you like to stick to your talking points.”
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