People on social media were very angry with Vice President Kamala Harris after an old “joke” she made came up again online. This is after the second attempt to kill former President Donald Trump.
Someone on X shared a 2020 post from the Bannon War Room account that had a video of Harris on the “Ellen” show.
Harris, who was a senator at the time of the tv show in 2018, told what she thought was a joke and then laughed out loud.
“If you had to be stuck inside an elevator with one of Trump, Pence, Sessions, or Trump, who would it be?” Ellen DeGeneres asked.
“Does someone have to make it out alive?” Harris asked, laughing so hard she could barely breathe.
People were angry to Harris at the time, and they kept being angry with her every time the video came up again.
Everybody who has stoked hatred of Trump over the years including this cackling creature shares in the blame for this second assassination attempt https://t.co/0laC4UnEyJ
— Rowan Dean (@rowandean) September 15, 2024
In 2021, Newsweek said that the report that Harris joked about killing Trump was “mostly wrong.” This showed that the left-wing media was still working for the Democrats.
The joke Harris told on The Ellen DeGeneres Show about killing Trump or Pence in a random elevator if she had to be stuck with one of them did not say specifically which one.
But after a second effort to kill Trump, Harris’s laugh, her thought process, and the clip got a lot of attention on X.
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