Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a joyous message of unity -- or else -- this week on the National Mall, her final pitch for president of the United States. When asked about the speech in an interview leading up to it, Harris responded with her typical amount of detail: "So, my speech will be at the Ellipse, and the White House will be behind me."

While MSNBC hosts blamed "subconscious sexism" for black men's waning support for Harris, the vice president denied that she is losing support, telling the hosts of the Breakfast Club podcast that "the brothers aren't saying that."

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