you knew kamala harris before she was vice president. nd that is one of the reasons you supported biden-harris ticket the last time. >> she was the refinery. >> brian: she was the reason? >> yeah. >> brian: what happened? >> she is handcuffed a lot by this administration. >> brian: why do you think that? why do you think she is handcuffed? >> because i know her and i know what she stands for. and i know, you know, the things that she wants to do that she may not necessarily be in a position to do because she doesn't want to overstep the president. >> steve: you know, i think he is absolutely right. because, during the campaign in 2020, she was outs and about many -- she would talk to fox all the time. whenever our correspondent out in the field would see her go up to her, she would talk to him. but that is when she was still just one of the 20 people running. as soon as she became the nominee, vice president nominee, they put a lid on it. and she stopped talking because they want to control her message. >> lawrence: here's the problem. it

while trump campaigning, kamala harris, did you hear this, planning for exit strategy.d vice president kamala harris has joked to friends that she may return to california to run for governor. democrats lose the white house this fall, taking a page from richard nixon. speed to a her spokesperson said that did not happen. this november the vice president will prepare to be inaugurated for the second term of the biden/harris administration. joe concha a fox news contributor and joins us now. the vp thinking plan b according to this report, what do you think about it? the public polling telling the biden people this could be a one-term presidency and vice presidency. look, she runs her office in california, and that is a great job for her because basically if you are a governor of california you can do whatever you want your think about gavin newsom, right, the french laundry and pushing mass mandates and meanwhile at dinner with all of these people at a fancy restaurant in napa. remember the super bowl in los angeles, the los angeles rams, kids mast inside of the stadium

kamala harris. [applause] vice pres. harris: thank you, thank you. good morning. and congratulations to the cadets of air force academy class of 2024. audience: roy! vice pres. harris: to cretary frank kendall, general chance saltzman, general david allvin, lieutenant general richard clark, and to all the friends and loved ones and sponsor families of these extraordinary graduates, thank you all for what you have done to support them in this journey. and, again, i applaud all that you have done every day. in 2020, as a united states senator, it was my privilege to nominate five cadets to this class. lynlee davis, elizabeth deards, kyle moats, noelle mourani, and jaricsa vega. and as vice president, i know firsthand the excellence produced by this academy. with me here with me today is lieutenant colonel debra■3 starkey, class of 2009, the first space force guardian to serve as military aide to the vice president. fulton, class of 2007. and major anthony navaroli, class of 2013, who flew me here on air force two. and since taking office, i have flown nearly 400,000

kamala harris has been here many times. this really is one of the biggest cash cows in the country. some of the biggest, zip codes for political donations for democrats are especially in silicon valley on the peninsula. so it's no surprise the president is back again to make another trip to the california political atm, the political atm. >> i mean, that is so very true, right here. we don't ever see him because he's in and out at these private events where they pay a lot of money to, rub elbows right? whereas in other states, the swing states, people actually get glimpses and hear speeches and maybe even shake hands with him and the candidates. right? yeah. >> oh, yeah. that's totally the dynamic here. i mean, yeah, if we were a michigan or a pennsylvania, there would be a lot more public events. but, you know, it's there's no doubt that biden will win california. and so when he's here, he's not doing public events hardly ever sometimes maybe kamala harris, the vice president, will do an event, or jill biden will do an event when they're here. but for the most part, almost his enti

i gotta say without any question if we're going to talk about who, it's kamala harris. czar, has allowed the greatest invasion in american history. kamala harris working on the economy with the pandering tour of joe biden, seeing the devastation across this nation. kamala harris working with joe biden on issues of the middle east literally stand standing in op to decision -- opposition to our strongest ally, israel. i will say this without any question, as a poor kid of a single-parent household knowing the truth of the american dream, having a chance to talk about that is important. starting a business that changed not just my life are, but my mother's economic future, that was only possible because we had the kind of power in our economy driven by conservative values. i want the talk about giving donald trump four more years not for the vice president, but for the american people. maria: right. >> this is about 300 million people who need a better future. maria: well, you may very well be on the debate stage debating kamala harris at some point. are you ready for that

he said senator kamala harris that he knew is not the one that's in office.f the reason and he is one of the most influential black personalities out there. i'm not making a commitment this time. she has been the biggest letdown. joe biden was supposed to give four years and she was supposed to be the heir apparent. nobody thinks that she is ready therefore joe has got to run or get out. and he didn't want to get out. that's where we are at. once again, the democrats are going to tap into celebrities to save them. george clooney, julia roberts, former president obama, president clinton coming together west coast swing get celebrities to get momentum. i don't know how many celebrities are in president trump's crowd of 100,000 on saturday night. none. no other celebrity on the stage. there was no band to warm up. i don't think celebrities sell. is he raise money but he can't really put money in people's fox so far. i want to hear his economic message. it's got to be dramatically different. celebrities aren't going to sell. in fact, i think a lot of people are t

vice president kamala harris in florida tonight, saying she and the president believe these decisions should be made by women, not the government. >>> harvey weinstein back in court for the first time since his rape conviction was overturned in new york. will there be a new trial? what was revealed today. >>> the robin roberts exclusive here tonight with wnba star brit nye griner. her first interview about her ten months behind bars in russia. what she revealed to robin. >>> tonight, the investigation into boaters partying and then seen dumping trash into the atlantic, right off the coast of florida. what authorities are now saying about this. >>> the passenger plane, the possible bird strike, and the emergency landing tonight. >>> and reports of an earthquake in california. >>> good evening and we begin tonight here with the breaking news. the images coming in right now, among these crackdowns on campus protests. the nypd at the scene in riot gear at fordham university, as we come on tonight. we also have new images of the nypd at columbia university, going into what hall through a s

wants to be your barista, scarlett johansson does not want to be your ai, and we find out why kamala harristhat. but first, some major developments from the donald trump trial, so let's get right into it, in another edition of america's most tremendously wanted. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> the whole thing is a scam. >> michael: big news today: the trump trial is coming to an end, and just like stormy daniels said, it was over much more quickly than expected. and we've heard from so many people during this trial: this blonde blob, this other blob, this one blob with the mustache. you know, it's just too bad no one has invented cameras yet. but we haven't heard from the biggest blob of them all: donald trump, who's been going around telling anybody who will listen that he is just itching to testify under oath. >> i would have no problem testifying. i didn't do anything wrong. i'm testifying. i tell the truth. i mean, all i can do is tell the truth. >> do you plan to testify in court? >> probably so. i would like to. i mean, i think so. >> will you testify in your own defense? >> oh, yes, abs

who should it be night is very important, because kamala harris is joe biden's v.p.at donald trump has an doesn't biden doesn't i think trump heavily looking at the senate makes a ton of sense given foreign policy complications you heard him mentioned tim scott remarko rubio tom cotton j.d. vance, our former ambassador to japan you can't go wrong with any of them i think you have to see who would replace them in senate would governors appoint i think, but in ohio a little bit more thought i'm sure president trump considering saul implications. he can't go wrong if he picks a person of color makes a ton of sense modernize returns the three criteria for me number one somebody can help you win, two gech you govern, three ready day one describes many people former secretary of state mike pompeo can't go wrong contrasting to kamala harris, the way to go. maria: a lot of important picks there that you mentioned my next guess could be one of those, that the president is thinking about has been in the courtroom on campaign trail with president trump north dakota governor dou

and california where alex's from and where kamala harris is from, at this.ny women are smoking pot when pregnant and smoking cigarettes. and pot leads to all kinds of trouble in infants once they are born in terms of behavioural delay and preterm infants. and wise and she worried about that? you want to know about this in genuine, if you are worried about the medical part of this and not the political -- as he said, going for the big-money vote because the marijuana industry is not doing that well right now. so let's ignore the fact that pregnant women are smoking pot where it is legal. it is a huge disgrace to ignore that. >> laura: thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you laura. >> could see you. >> laura: and finally, are first and best president said this of mary ball washington. my mother was the most beautiful woman i ever saw. ally mio to my mother. i attribute my success in life to the moral, intellectual and physical education i received from her. i feel exactly the same way about my own mother and caroline ingram who dined many years ago. my

now, the exception now, of course, is kamala harris. she's the notable exception. she's she hadn't even been in the senate for four years by the time biden picked her as his running mate. and i think it helps explain a little bit about the the trouble she's had finding a place for herself in biden's white house. you know, unlike when obama leaned on biden, biden doesn't need kamala harris's advice about how to handle washington because he's been in washington since she was eight years old. so she's had to find her own way of making a mark. now she's had some influence that no other vice president has had. people don't know this is gone very little notice. but in her four years, she has broken 33 ties in the senate, 33 ties by comparison, pence broke, broke 13. cheney only broke eight. bush 41 broke seven. gore broke four. and biden and dan quayle never broke single tie when they were vice president. so kamala harris beat the record that had been held since 1832 by john calhoun, who broke 31 ties. i've been in her office. in her office, the frame copy of the roll ca

madam vice president kamala harris.hat a wonderful journey we have had together because i'll never forget south carolina. but when we think about south carolina to this moment, tell me how do you see and feel about this moment, this re-election moment? vice presiden harris: thank you. we have known each other a long time. you are an extraordinary artist and you are just a phenomenal leader. you are a girl's girl. we love girls girls. ms. ralph: thank you. vice presiden harris: i'd like to just start by acknowledging karyn who you just heard from. [applause] vice presiden harris: in these last two years i have met some phenomenal women. and you just witnessed one of those women, karyn, who born out of such personal tragedy decided they would take a stage in front of a national audience to share something so personal and so hurtful in terms of the experience and what it meant. and doing it so selflessly so that the world can understand what this really means for so many women who are not in this room and so many women who

times to hear stern's questions and while biden was sitting down howard stern, his number two kamala harrisat down with actors turning tv host drew barrymore for queen for the performance to show harris as a relatable human being. judge for yourself. >> i keep thinking in my head we all need a mom. i've been thinking we all need a hug in the world right now but in our country we need you to be mama of the country. [cheering] >> congratulations on the book. you saw drew barrymore, carol harris. i felt in way, back to the vice president. i've never seen anything like that, have you? >> i have not. she didn't seem to have a problem with it so it's interesting to see commentary, the people tweets criticizing the exchange. the thing that caught my eye is how many people on both sides of the aisle had a problem with it yet they are distracted away from the actual substance, saying we need a mom. no, we need a vice president. we need somebody in this position who has the courage to serve, to lead and go and do their job to secure the border, to deliver results and unfortunately kamala harris doesn

we're actually looking at live pictures here of vice president kamala harris was just taking the stage in jacksonville, florida, we're going to be monitoring that but in the meantime we know that harris plans to explicitly blame trump for the supreme court's historic overturning of roe v. wade. that's according to the king campaign. they're clearly seizing on this as a political issue for november, but in terms of what they can do practically, what do you think they should be doing more of on a national level well, that's a great question and i do appreciate the biden administration and the biden campaign for champing this issue and really helping to remind voters what's at stake this november, we have to hold donald trump and ron desantis and the entire republican legislature accountable. >> and as we gather right now, it was just announced that there may be a special legislative session, to add more constitutional to our november ballot to confuse voters. so they're party will stop at nothing to trip us our freedoms and our rights. and we have to be just as aggressive and finding bac

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[cheering] president biden: my name's joe biden, i work for kamala harris. asked her to be my vice president because i knew i needed somebody smarter than me. folks, happy asian-american, native hawaiian, pacific islander month. thank you, lucy, for your introduction and all you do for the community on and off the screen. kamala, our historic vice president who represents the community with such great pride. doug, i know you're here somewhere but wherever you are, doug, he's back there? anyway, our first second gentleman, he's here along with so many of our friends. mazie and tammy, two leaders in the united states senate. there you are. and chair of the congressional asian-pacific american caucus representative judy chu. there you are, judy. and other members who represent the community in growing numbers in each election. as kamala mentioned, that includes the family of the late norm manetta who is a great friend and leader. this year marks the 25th anniversary of the creation of the white house initiative on aanhpi. and norm supported it. by the way, i wa

biden's selection of kamala harris was a litmus test. a woman and after george floyd it had to be a black woman. kamala harris's approval rating is below president biden's if that is possible. i don't think even republican voters or trump's base are looking for a litmus test, a successor election. they may be committed to donald trump, but there are conservatives and republicans would like to see those ideas pushed forward beyond trump and carried, but rather than a litmus test. paul: do you have a particular individual who might, if trump picked him or her do the most to change the impression in a positive direction about trump as for a another term. >> you have to choose if you want to do that and change the impression you have to do nikki haley or glenn youngerkin, a strong signal of stability against a guy who is beloved but little bit of a firecracker sometimes. paul: we have to take one more break. when we come back, hit and misses from the week. ♪ ursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...w

if you did step aside, becomes president kamala harris.u can't move her aside for fear of offending people of color, the democrats are stuck with that ticket. unless there's a shift in the polls and the miraculous return to use and energy for the president the freak out will continue. it won't belong before it becomes much more public. second hour of varney just getting started. look who's here on tuesday morning. jason chaffetz has returned. can biden turnaround? >> he is so inapt. here he is, memorial day weekend, friday, saturday, sunday, taking a nap on the beach in delaware instead of going to memorial day events in arizona, nevada, georgia, pennsylvania. he personifies tired. elections are about the future, where we are going to go next. imagine what president biden will be like four years from now but i will give him this, the democrats are far superior in getting out the vote. their organizational machine is superior to republicans. they are not going to win this election by going out arguing policy because they lose on every polic

do you know kamala harris? the attorney general? yeah. i think you guys would be great together.e, don't screw this up. i did a text, hey, at the laker game. she said "go, lakers. "even though she was a warrior fan. the next morning, the next morning i made what i thought was a quickly. i decided early. i had an early meeting. in the car. don't dial that number. don't do it. >> stephen: what time is it? >> mr. emhoff: 7:30 a.m. >> stephen: 730 in the morning. >> mr. emhoff: i dialed the number. she doesn't answer. then i'm like "hey, it's doug." four or 5 minutes of that. i'm like, oh, my goodness. >> stephen: you do a four or five minute message? >> mr. emhoff: literally, hey, it's doug. i thought i blew it, i'm never going to see her. we did go on that first date. love at first sight. we were literally talking about our future by the end of that first date. the next morning, i'm sending her an email. here are my availabilities for the next six months. ten years later, 11 years later, here we are. [applause] >> stephen: thank you so much for being here, doug. second gentleman do

she provides a notable contrast to vice president kamala harris. conventional wisdom is that mr. trump cannot expect someone -- cannot accept someone with strong views of her own and that would rule out ms. haley. choosing a strong woman would be surprising enough that it might cause skeptical swing voters to take another look at the former president. maga diehards would howl, but they would not stay home or vote for mr. biden." that is the editor of the wall street journal. republicans only to start off the program. if you want to give your thoughts on the potential pick for former president trump, maybe something you have hurt or you want to add your own opinion. (202) 748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones and (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific time zones. people posting on facebook this morning. one of those was former president trump's secretary of state mike pompeo, one of those people possible consideration. a to the mix florida republican byron donalds. we heard governor desantis name mentioned already. then former republican from wyoming liz cheney, who

that's definitely weighing the biden campaign down and they don't know if kamala harris will be ableat. >> greg: kevin, you and i are a lot alike: very successful businessman. [laughter] you understand that a person, let's say -- is never the less powerful when they only have one option. you are most powerful when you have double the options. shouldn't blacks be willing to listen to republicans, because that forces the democrats to take blacks more seriously? if you only have one party dictating to you, the parties in control, but if you have another party out there, you have control. >> kevin: i think right now, the black caucus voter and independent black voters must be very skeptical about politicians making promises. i think since the '60s, they've been courted by all kinds of presidents that want to be president, but what happens, it seems to me and i'm sure they would agree with this -- within 90 days after the election is decided, they are forgotten. they should be very skeptical, and i'm sure they are, but i don't know what's different this time. that to me, if i were a black

kamala harris, what abortions should not be allowed in america? which point is it too far and too bad. never answers that. never. she's an extremist. they're extremists. well, i will say, for the democrats who are willing to come on the show and have we do have that conversation with them. and i agree with you. it seems like they also have failed to coalesce around a message for where their limits are in many cases. before you go, though, you're in florida. you're spending time with president trump. everyone says you're on his vp short list, but that there may be a technical glitch with having two people from the same state. when it comes down to an electoral college vote, would you leave the state of florida or change your residency if you were asked to join the ticket? well, first of all, the vice presidential choice for donald trump is going to be made by one person, and that's donald trump. and all this other stuff is just speculation. and i get it. you know, political reporters have to cover political topics. the primary is over. the general

mike, your reaction. >> kamala harris is a horrific retail politician. behind closed doors, she's pretty spectacular because she's gotten herself to be the v vice president without ever really winning anything. she fought for the nominations and for the party blessing in california, first in san francisco, then to become state ag, then to become senator. those weren't exactly contested races and of course she dropped out of the presidential primary without a single vote being cast. i mean, look, just further exemplifies her inability to kind of motivate and persuade the public, so, you know -- maria: and another indication of oh, how far we have fallen. what else can you say? really. >> this entire administration was supposed to be our return to normalcy. maria: right. >> it was supposed to be the aadults were back in charge. maria: right. >> now most america realizes that was a brazen lie by the media. maria: now they're trying to put their political opponent in jail, former president trump facing day 17 of so called hush money trial. fox business' lydi

>> jesse: the democratic try to rebrand kamala harris again. >> i really enjoyed it. >> we are gun runners. >> jesse: a rogue war dog gets it together. plus... >>> i have nipples, could you milk me? [♪♪] [♪♪] >> jesse: day 17 in the case of the crime that democrats still haven't named. donald trump escaping his cold manhattan cage moments ago in high spirits. >> today we had i think a very good day. you have to report it as i can't talk about it too much but i think it was a very good day. >> jesse: the former president rolling into court this morning with a posse of dark suits and red ties. >> ladies and gentlemen of america, this, this trial is a joke. this thing is a farce, was the crime? there is no crime. the only crime that is happening here is this democrat judge in the democrat party prosecuting their political rival right in the middle of a presidential election. >> one of the most depressing places or been in my life. the prosecution's main strategy appears to be too bored the jurors into submission. >> the judges own daughter is making millions of dollars doing online fundraisin

vice president kamala harris will be in jacksonville today, holding an event on abortion rights. >>> and crowds lined up to see formula 1 star lewis hamilton do donuts on new york's fifth avenue tuesday. the miami grand prix will be held sunday. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new >>> it's wednesday, may 1st, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." breaking overnight -- moving in and clearing out. police in riot gear take back control of new york's columbia university from pro-palestinian protesters, ending their campus siege in dramatic fashion. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. new york city police descended on columbia university one day after pro-palestinian demonstrators stormed a campus building and took control. officers entered through a second-story window and cleared it out floor by floor. the university's change of heart came after realizing the protests were co-opted by professional outside agitators. just look at the damage inside, though. columbia releasing this video show

. >> yes, kamala harris -- maria: and they met with kamala harris. can you have these meetings? michael coangelo used to work with the d.a.. did they coordinate with joe biden months before? >> well, yeah. and now we're getting more and more evidence of that with where you have fani willis actually going to the white house, meeting with kamala harris, meeting with top doc officials including the attorney general and his number two, lisa monaco. we have this evidence now, it's i all a coming out. and, again, this is why i think you see president trump being strengthened by this in the poll numbers including in the swing states because with people see this for the stalin-etc. ing fraud that it is -- stalin-esque fraud that it is. more more jonathan the, you're a former federal prosecutor. how do you see it? >> you really see all of this intertwined, particularly coangelo going from number three at d.a. to -- at the doj to alvin bragg's office -- maria: how many times do you see that, a number three person at the department of justice going to the manhattan can d.a.'s office? >> i'

re-highlighting his relationship with kamala harris.thing that was of distinction was noticing that he mentioned calling for an immediate cease- fire in the israel-hamas war, as well as an end to the gaza humanitarian crisis. an issue that has been surfacing more with younger black voters. i think the speech did what it needed to do. they are acknowledging they are hearing them and being proactive in responding. let's see how it lands. i do think it was a step in the right direction. >> ashley what is your take on biden speech? is i completely agree. i think poland will show over time whether or not this did resonate. i did this campaign a lot of credit for doing their homework. being on campus and trying to get the sentiment of what college students there were feeling toward the president coming and giving remarks. i do want to point out current polling in april show biden was only leaving by a percent with 18-29-year-olds. that's to be alarming to the biden administration considering at this point in the 2020 campaign he was up by 23%

mark my words, it's not kamala harris or joe biden, it's the machine underneath them.te up on june 27th is to have this test to see if he's the best puppet to put up. like the san antonio spurs, it doesn't matter which player they play, it's the machine that's doing their work and i think that's what we have to see. >> jesse: you are saying if he bombs in june and they will pull a switcheroo in chicago? who is that next person? harris or gavin? >> the reality is they have a harris problem where she is wildly unpopular, completely ineffective. he played that clip of elmo. elmo would make a better vice president and calm will harris which is maybe why they are trotting elmo out on stage. maybe that's the option for vice president but you have to do the math. the kamala harris is race and gender fixation in the country which eliminates gavin newsom and i think paves the way for michelle obama or similar. i think the timing they are playing for is it's late enough in the game that it abates time for scrutiny. you get the honeymoon phase and ultimately run that through the

i work for kamala harris. because i knew i needed somebody smarter than me. like, why would he say that? is he trying to throw something up against the wall? >> greg: that's a low bar. >> jesse: self-deprecating humor, and a master at it so i understand what he is trying to pull off. >> greg: an example right there. >> harold: most politicians are equal opportunity users of the f-bomb, i agree with greg, i use the f-bomb a lot off air. >> greg: it's disgusting how often -- >> judge jeanine: thanks, harold. >> harold: but one would think -- >> judge jeanine: no cake for you. >> harold: i don't understand, for the life of me, i've been saying this for months, dana put a frame around us, why you don't have, the administration does not have its campaign lines down. i don't care what group you go before, not talking about the economy, the china tariffs, empowering every day americans, cut taxes on middle-class americans, small businesses, what does the next four years look like, if you don't talk about what's at st

the vice president, kamala harris, heading to the bay area just one day before former president trump will be here. we have the details. also, more university workers walking off the job today. they're upset about the uk's response to those campus protests over the israel-hamas war. plus, is crime really going down in san francisco and oakland? our investigative unit is digging into the numbers. and will women's basketball succeed in the bay area? today's late announcement from the valkyries about fan support. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. it's going to get hot this week. jeff is going to join us with the summerlike forecast a bit later, but we want to start with some of the headlines we are watching at this hour. follow the money. vice president kamala harris and former president trump are scheduled to be in san francisco next week, both here for big money fundraisers. let's start with the vice president. according to the invite, the fundraiser is wednesday, june 5th, so that's next wednesday at a large venue. not determined yet, at least not announ

kamala harris has got even worse opinion poll ratings than joe biden. know, it was just a person to person . was just a person to person. >> and drew barrymore's from the hollywood machine. and so used to schmoozing and that muscle in her brain that is just schmaltzy and sentimental is like so overdeveloped. yeah. they can just tap into it and just say the most saccharine, sickly thing and not know how it looks and feels. it's like, yeah, absolutely . absolutely. >> and obviously when we're talking about coke and mushrooms, we're talking about coca cola and chestnut mushrooms. anyway, next on the saturday night show down it's culture corner. we'll ask whether square jawed people have more right wing views, and if women would rather be stuck in a forest with a man or a bear. and never mind bears, i'll show you what happened when these dudes decided to get in the cage with some lions. oh oh. welcome back to the saturday night showdown. culture corner is coming up. but first, i promised i would show you what happened when those dudes were hanging around in

one thing about kamala harris is interesting.al rating of any vice president that we have seen in the history of this country. let's keep something in mind, dyck cheney while he was vice president shot somebody. so that's a pretty low bar if you are beating hilary. she's done nothing to protect our southern border and the american public wants freedom back, we want president trump back we want kamala harris gone and i'll tell you something, therapy from hillary is not gonna save them. >> sean: therapy from either one. we don't need a mommy. whatever happened to the land of the free and home of the brave. we'll you be our mamala? okay good to see you when we come back more 'hannity' straight ahead. she always thinks of other's first... but for one day, it's all about her. celebrate mom and all she does with thoughtful mother's day gifts from weathertech. treat her to laser-measured weathertech floorliners and cargo liner to keep her vehicle looking like new. keep mom's phone in reach with hands-free viewing with cupfone. she can f

. >> vice predent kamala harris told supporters a secon truck presidency would include more sufferingof freedom in her remarks at the annual emily's list gala in washington d.c. dedicated to electing politicians who support abortion