Kamala Better Start Talking

Kamala Harris, dubbed the least-known and least-substantive presidential candidate in history, dives into her campaign challenges six weeks before the election. She faces scrutiny over her public perception and the critical role of personal presentation in politics. The conversation also touches on the risks of political violence, the psychological impacts of debates, and the dangers of foreign influence in American elections. Harris's strategy to maintain relevance during her campaign reveals much about the evolving landscape of political dynamics.