Harris tells black men she is working to earn their vote after drift toward Trump

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Vice President Kamala Harris sat down for a roughly 45-minute interview with the National Association of Black Journalists on Tuesday afternoon in Philadelphia, where she claimed she is working hard to earn the support of black men and not just assume they will vote for her because of her heritage.

Harris insisted that black male voters should not be taken for granted, a response to some polling which shows them drifting toward former President Donald Trump.

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