Vice President Kamala Harris has recently agreed with radio host Lenard McKelvey, known as Charlamagne tha God, when he described Donald Trump's campaign as "fascist." This conversation took place during a live town hall aimed at engaging black voters, just three weeks before Election Day. Harris, 59, was discussing the difference between her campaign and Trump's when McKelvey brought up the term "fascism." Harris replied affirmatively, saying, "Yes, we can say that."

McKelvey also raised concerns about Trump potentially planning to challenge the election results if he loses, questioning the fairness of the upcoming election. Harris responded by emphasizing the importance of citizens standing up for a fair election process. Throughout the hour-long show, Harris mostly stuck to her talking points, sidestepping tense questions from McKelvey and listeners about reparations and her record as San Francisco's district attorney.

In recent weeks, Harris has been increasing her media presence, appearing on several podcasts and talk shows. She even has an upcoming interview with Fox News, demonstrating her efforts to appeal to a wide range of voters as Election Day approaches.

Vice President Harris Backs Claim: Trump's Campaign is Fascist

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