watch this video to find out Kamala Harris's latest flip-flop before it even happens.

Hey, everybody. I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott. This is Right Angle,

brought you by the members of Bill Whittle.com. Gentlemen, I don't know about you,

but I was fortunate enough to have forgotten Harris's cringeworthy 2019 presidential campaign stop.

Hey, remember when she ran for president the first time

and the last for like four hours? Anyway, she stopped at a South Carolina barbershop with rapper

Uncle Luke. She was establishing her street cred because, you know, she's a Berkeley girl and all that.

Anyway, one of the people she spoke with at the barbershop, they were talking about

reparations, and of course this was before Harris had kind of sort of done a flip-flop on reparations.

She was really for it then, and now she's kind of tight-lipped about it. But one of the people she spoke

with actually wanted to go a little further than reparations. He said,

America, you did this to these people. He's talking historically. You should write laws for black

people. Don't group us in with everybody else. So, you know, a separate set of laws for one particular

color of people.

And Kamala Harris is nodding along this whole time and says, that's right.

Just, you know, calling for a separate set of laws for a particular color of people.

Scott, do you think Harris needs to flip-flop on saying, that's right to this kind of radical

proposal that, by the way, unconstitutional is all hell?

I assume the rapper's real name was James Crow.

It's just, you know, I think a lot of times...

Just Jim Crowe.

Just Jim to his friends, yeah.

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