Huge Zoom ‘White Dudes for Harris’ call full of male celebrities, including Jeff Bridges and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, raises massive amount for Kamala’s campaign

Vice President Kamala Harris released her first television ad on Tuesday, titled “Fearless,” as part of a $50 million paid advertising campaign leading up to the Democratic National Convention.

The ad shows photos of Harris through the years and introduces her to the American people as a prosecutor before she became vice president.

“As a prosecutor, she put murderers and abusers behind bars. As California’s attorney general, she went after the big banks and won $20 billion for homeowners, and as vice president, she took on big pharmaceuticals to cap the cost of insulin for seniors,” the narrator says. “Because Kamala Harris has always known who she represents.”

The minute-long commercial ends with her criticizing Donald Trump and saying, “We’re not going back.”

It is the first ad in the blitz to be shown in all key states.

This comes as the Trump campaign releases its first anti-Harris ad.

“This is America’s border czar, and she’s failed us. We’ve had over 10 million illegals every year under Harris,” the narrator says as a video of Harris dancing at an event plays. “A quarter of a million Americans dead from fentanyl.”

Trump’s campaign earmarked $12 million for six key states.

Actor Jeff Bridges delivered a speech at a “White Dudes for Harris” fundraiser, aimed at white men who support the vice president.

On Monday night, he sang her praises before reprising his iconic role as “The Dude” in 1998’s “The Big Lebowski,” declaring, “As the Dude would say, ‘That’s just my opinion, man.'” (The original line was, “That’s just your opinion, man.”)

The conversation lasted more than three hours and, according to organizers, attracted more than 180,000 people who donated more than $4 million.

It was the latest in a series of Zoom meetings to raise money and rally support among tens of thousands of supporters for Harris after President Joe Biden announced he was dropping out of the presidential race and endorsing her.

The Zoom event for the “white guests” also featured actors Mark Ruffalo, Mark Hamill and Bradley Whitford, who offered dry commentary on how so many white, male speakers are “a rainbow of beige.”

Joseph Gordon-Levitt was also present on the massive phone call that was briefly blocked by X, leading to accusations of election interference.

Kamala Harris will enlist Stacey Abrams to help her win the state of Georgia. The failed gubernatorial candidate will join her at a rally in Atlanta on Tuesday.

Abrams, who has been a staunch defender of the vice president, will stand at Harris’s side, along with the state’s Democratic senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.

“ATL HOTTIES WILL SEE YOU TOMORROW,” the singer wrote on her instagram.

Tuesday marks Harris’ first visit to the crucial state since announcing her presidential campaign, and her 15th visit since becoming vice president.

Georgia is seen as a crucial win for Harris in the 2024 race, part of a group of states in the “sunbelt” that Democrats believe will join Midwestern states such as Pennsylvania, Wisconsin And Michigan which form the so-called ‘blue wall’.

“We have multiple paths to 270 electoral votes. The vice president is strong in both the blue wall and the Sun Belt, and we’re running strong in both,” Harris said. battlefield states director Dan Kanninen said during a phone call with reporters on Monday.

In a new interview, Donald Trump described how Melania Trump watched the attempt on his life live on television with heartbreaking eyes.

Trump miraculously survived the assassination attempt of 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks on July 13.

Laura Ingraham asked him how his wife Melania experienced the traumatic day at home.

“She was watching,” he said. “She was watching live. It was everywhere. It was on television.”

Trump added that his wife can’t even talk to him about that terrible day, although he sees it as a sign that she really cares about him.

A presidential election predictor, also known as ‘Nostradamus’, has revealed who currently has the best chance of winning the White House in November.

Professor Allan Lichtman of American University has accurately announced the winner of virtually every presidential election since President Reagan’s re-election in 1984.

Lichtman has updated his complicated forecasting model to account for President Joe Biden dropping out of the race and Vice President Kamala Harris becoming the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Based on his model, which includes thirteen factors (or “keys,” as he calls them), Harris is on track to victory with less than 100 days to go until Election Day.

Cooper confirmed in a statement Monday night that he would not run to be Harris’ vice president. He said he was “honored” to be considered, but that “this just wasn’t the right time for North Carolina and for me to be able to compete nationally.”

According to two sources, the 67-year-old governor had already withdrawn from the race before Harris’s vetting process began and never submitted the required materials.

Harris is still focusing primarily on men with executive experience from swing states, such as Cooper, to round out the list.

A Bloomberg report on Monday revealed that Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania, as well as Gov. Mark Kelly of Arizona and Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota are the three leading contenders Harris is considering adding to her ticket.