News — The U.S. presidential election is just over one week away, and democratic candidate Kamala Harris is making all the stops in a final push to reach voters. Over the last week, Harris has continued to ramp up the number of media interviews she has given, speaking with Fox 麻豆传媒, NBC 麻豆传媒, Telemundo, and with Charlamagne tha God, co-host of the The Breakfast Club radio show, as well as appearing at a CNN town hall in Pennsylvania.
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In a with Newsweek, Cheers said the whirlwind of visits over the last week is all in an effort to reach that sliver of undecided votes.
"It's crunch time. This is an unprecedented moment for so many reasons. Not only is this the first Black and Asian American woman who was able to rise to this height. But also this is an abbreviated campaign. We didn't have the pleasure of a year. We're moving with less than 90 days to get to know her," Cheers said.
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