Now when we're talking about Kamala Harris, I think we have to bring up a rally that she did recently in Atlanta.

Kamala Harris decided to travel to Atlanta and of course Atlanta is populated by a lot of African Americans, a lot of black people.

And Kamala knew, I guess she had to lean into this sort of black version of herself and she is no stranger to rolling out the AAVE, the African American vernacular

English. She did so in a little skit she did for the BET awards with Taraji B Henson, where she told Taraji, you know I be out here in these streets.

Yeah, girl, I'm out here in these streets.

I don't know what streets she's talking about.

But that's how she chose to speak for the BET awards. Now for her crowd in Atlanta, she's bringing

up Quavo, she's having Megan the Stallion perform, she's talking like this. Let's roll a clip here.

Donald Trump, on the other hand,

has been talking a big game about securing our border,

but he does not walk the walk.

Or as my friend Quavo would say, he does not walk it like he talks it.

And like look at the black people in the back who get the reference to Quevo's music, walk it like I talk it. You guys know that song probably if you listen to rap music.

And of course, she brought Quavo out

to give his own endorsement and talk about voting for her.

You know, as my friend Quavo would say, he does not walk it like he talks it.

She's trying to code switch, but the thing is, when you code switch to a code that you don't speak and you have never spoken.

It doesn't exactly make sense, and it's like you are playing a character for the crowd.

When have I ever not kept it 100?

Which is exactly what she's doing here.

She knew she was coming to Atlanta,

and now she's going to roll out this black scent

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