Radio host Charlamagne Tha God tried to convince Kamala Harris to open up about whether she would ever say “f*** Donald Trump” to herself as she faces critical times in the presidential race.
But the vice president didn’t fall for it.
The Democratic presidential candidate called ‘The Breakfast Club’ on Monday for an interview with the radio program.
‘How many times do you say to yourself, “man, f*** Donald Trump”? Just in your mind,” the radio host asked as the final question in their fifteen-minute interview.
Harris laughed, but managed to sidestep the question.
Vice President Kamala Harris smiles during her rally at Burns Park in Ann Arbor, MI
“You know, let me tell you, my focus and honestly more than anything else is, I just love the American people,” Harris said instead.
“For people to take time out of their so busy lives with all their demands, to take the time to vote, to stand in line, especially those places where their state leaders have tried to make it harder for them to vote, that’s really where I spend my time,” the vice president continued.
She said voters deserve better and a president who “really cares.”
Although she didn’t answer the loaded question, the vice president has previously revealed that she is not above using swear words.
She once said in an interview that her favorite curse is ‘motherf***er’.
During a campaign stop in Kalamazoo, Michigan on Saturday, Harris said “s**t” knowing she was on camera while having a beer with swing state Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
Charlamagne Tha God asked Vice President Harris if she ever told herself “man f*** Donald Trump” in an interview with just over a week to go before Election Day. The radio host has long been a supporter of the Democratic presidential candidate
Charlamagne Tha God has long been a supporter of Harris.
During the very friendly interview, he jokingly began by suggesting that the FBI could tap their phones after the vice president wondered if they heard an echo.
“And the Russians,” Harris said quickly. “Don’t forget them.”
He asked her how she was doing in the latter part of the presidential race.
Harris said she’s “in the zone” with a week to go.
‘We have to cover a large area. There are still a lot of people to talk to,” she said.
Harris also spoke personally with Charlamagne Tha God in Detroit on October 15
The interview touched on a range of topics, including the anti-trans attack ads Trump has aired against Harris, accusing her of supporting taxpayer-funded sex change operations for prisoners.
Harris claimed that Trump is spending millions on disinformation and “living in a glass house.”
She said the policy in the surgery ads is the same as in the Trump administration.
“The reality is that those ads also involve two people, versus the fact that he wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which would impact 45 million people,” Harris continued.
They also discussed her plan for Puerto Rico, which coincidentally came on the same day of Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden, where a comedian made racist jokes about the U.S. territory and Latinos.
They also delved into her plan to empower black men. The vice president accused the media of “creating a narrative” that she is struggling with support from black men.
Harris argued that black men recently came up to her at her rallies to tell her not to listen and that they supported her. She said she, like all other voters, has to earn their votes.
Before the interview ended, Charlamagne Tha God Harris also asked about major publications deciding not to enter the presidential race. The vice president called it “disappointing.”