Alex Cooper says it's hilarious, not true that Harris' campaign spent six figures on fake set
December 12, 2024
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0:47Now PlayingAlex Cooper says it's hilarious, not true that Harris' campaign spent six figures on fake set
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as posted by the channel“Call Her Daddy” host Alex Cooper was baffled over reports Vice President Kamala Harris’ failed campaign blew six figures to build a version of her California-based studio in Washington, DC, for their controversial pre-election interview — claiming the makeshift “cardboard” set “wasn’t that nice.”
The failed Democratic presidential nominee reportedly used $100,000 from her $1 billion war chest to build the fake set of the wildly popular podcast in a “random house” for the surprise Oct. 6 interview, which the Los Angeles-based podcaster laughed off as “hilarious.”
“My studio that is gorgeous in Los Angeles doesn’t even cost six figures, so I don’t know how cardboard walls could cost six figures,” Cooper, 30, said during a recent interview at the New York Times’ DealBook Summit.
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