So the talking point's memo is about Vice President Harris's media tour.

Finally, the pressure became so intense on the Harris campaign.

They had to go out, talk to somebody, right?

So they get the hard stuff out of the way with 60 minutes,

which really wasn't that hard.

However, I'm a fair man, Bill Whitaker,

the CBS News correspondent,

he did a fairly good job.

He wasn't as tough as I would have been, but he asked the pertinent questions.

She didn't answer him, and he pushed at some point, but he didn't define and I'll explain that.

So Kamah Harris goes in, she knows that CBS News is friendly territory, because they're all

friendly territory with the exception of Fox and Newsmax, to a lesser extent.

So the first question that Whitaker has

is about all these promises.

You know, all, we're gonna do this,

we're gonna spend that, we going to do this, roll it.

But it is estimated by the nonpartisan committee for responsible federal budget

that your economic plan would add $3 dollars to the federal deficit over the next

decade. How are you going to pay for that?

Okay, so the other economists that have reviewed my plan versus my opponent and determined that my

economic plan would strengthen America's economy, his would weaken it.

Pardon me, Madam Vice President, the question was, how are you going to pay for it?

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