Let's take a step back now to delve into Vice President Harris's record.

She's been criticized for her record as a prosecutor in California by progressives.

She once called herself California's top cop and wrote in 2009 quote if we take a show of

hands of those who would like to see more police officers on the street

mine would shoot up. She's a defund the police radical trying to pass herself off as a tough-uncrime

prosecutor.

Harris is now leaning into her history as a prosecutor and district attorney to

essentially frame herself as a cop who is going to

stop convicted felon Donald Trump. So hear me when I say I know Donald Trump's

type. Her history shows that she's an easy target for both sides because she's

been everything to everyone depending on what is popular at any given moment. It's notes from America. I'm Kai Wright. Welcome to the show.

It's Notes from America. I'm Kai Wright. Welcome to the show. Who is Kamala Harris? And where does

you stand on major issues that affect Americans? We still got a lot of learn

about this contender for president and this week in

particular we're going to direct that inquiry at the problem of police violence through

the lens of one horrible high-profile case.

On July 6th, Sonia Massey called the cops

because she thought someone was trying to break into her home

in Springfield, Illinois.

She was actually in the midst of a mental health crisis,

and when the two officers showed up,

the situation got much, much worse.

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