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Harris-Walz CNN Interview: Dana Bash Pesters Dem Ticket With Right-Wing Talking Points As Questions
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27:27Now PlayingIn their first interview since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, sat down with CNN's Dana Bash. Their conversation covered the economy, fracking, and what their first day of office would look like.
Zerlina Maxwell questioned the authenticity of the near hourlong CNN interview on X. Part of her post exposed Bash's line of questioning saying, "Only 4 questions weren't a GOP attack or talking point in the form of a question."
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