“The Young Turks” Anna Kasparian exploded at her co-host when he suggested Vice President Kamala Harris could be California's future governor, whether we like it or not.
While some liberals continue to mourn President-elect Donald Trump's victory over Harris, others are discussing the vice president's political future. DNC fundraiser Lindy Lee Make fun of “delusions” Harris is “running for governor of California, possibly in 2026,” but others have speculated that could be a possibility.
“I guess Kamala Harris He will probably win an easy election for governor,” Cenk Uygur, co-host of “The Young Turks,” said Thursday.
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Anna Kasparian, co-host of “The Young Turks,” expressed dismay at the idea of California having Vice President Kamala Harris as its next governor. (Young Turks)
“No no!” Casparian shouted at me Her co-host. “What are you doing? What are you doing?”
Uygur replied: “I'm telling you the truth, whether you like it or not.” “California Democratic voters like to obey.”
“I'm moving, Cenk! I'm quitting my job,” Kasarian said. “I'm quitting my job, I'm moving.”
“I'm not saying I support it,” Uygur replied. “I'm telling you what happens, for example, if the Democratic Party says, 'We're anointing Kamala Harris,' a large percentage of Democrats in California will say, 'Yes!' We obey. We will take the oath of loyalty. It doesn't matter how bad it is!'”
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Anna Kasparian implored Vice President Kamala Harris: “Go work in the private sector. Go and lobby — whatever it is. But don't run for governor of California. Don't!”
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“This state cannot withstand another incompetent Democrat leading it,” Kasparian said. “No, we can't.”
“So, people seem to be rooting for her, okay? It seems like she's in a wait-and-see mode,” Kasprian said.
Kasparian then looked into the camera, as if she were speaking directly to Harris.
“How about you wait and see, like, your way out of public life? And you go and do what you're supposed to do. Go work in the private sector. Go and lobby — whatever it is. But don't run away as governor of California!”
