Donald Trump is once again stoking a birth or lie, this time against Kamala Harris.

Today we'll discuss that, plus more concerns over the Postal Service ahead of the election,

and the president's son-in-law and White House advisor Jared Kushner meets with Kanye West.

Hi everyone, David Chalien is off.

I'm Kristen Holmes, a CNN correspondent covering election

integrity and really all things Washington. And this is the Daily D.C. Okay. So we need to start

with one very clear fact. Senator Kamala Harris, now Joe Biden's running mate, is an American citizen,

an American citizen who was born in Oakland, California. And like millions of American citizens, Harris happens to be the child

of two immigrants. Her citizenship is not a question. So now that we've gotten that out of the way,

we can begin. President Trump said Thursday that he was told about claims on, quote, social media that Kamala Harris

might not be eligible to serve as president and vice president, and that he himself had no

idea if she'd be eligible.

And if this sounds familiar, it is.

President Trump spent years pushing these birther conspiracy theories

about President Obama, asking if he was actually eligible to be president and at points

demanding to see his birth certificate. So why exactly does this matter when we know for a fact

that both Harris and Obama are American citizens and they're

both eligible to hold office? Because the president is again alleging that a person of color is not

actually, quote, from here. And it's not just that. He's suggesting that Harris doesn't belong in

power because of her heritage.

And instead of hitting Harris on legitimate issues like her policies and her record,

Trump is using polarizing and divisive language to undermine and discredit her.

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