A former top advisor to Vice President Kamala Harris' failed presidential campaign was shocked when Harris told "The View" that she wouldn't have done anything different from President Biden, according to a new book by reporters Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes.

With roughly one month to go until the November election, Harris famously told the liberal hosts that nothing "comes to mind" after they asked her to name something she would've done differently than Biden over the past four years.

Harris senior campaign advisor Stephanie Cutter was floored at Harris’ response, according to Allen and Parnes' new book released this month entitled, "FIGHT: Inside the Wildest Battle for the White House."

"What the hell was that?" Cutter recalled thinking to herself. "That’s not what we practiced.". //

That was all the ammunition the Trump team needed, and they wasted no time in brutally (but fairly) using it to their advantage. Epic: //

ThatGuy81
2 hours ago
With the passage of time, we can now see that unburdening ourselves of what could have been brings us joy. //

CJay
an hour ago
Three things…-ish.
1) What the heck did they practice for an answer? (Also, an admission that they knew questions in advance?)
2) Who had to tell her that she had just fallen out of the coconut tree on live TV? (Oh, to be a fly on the wall in that room.)
3) When did she finally realize she had unburdened herself of what could be? (Or has that even happened yet?)

anon-tf71 CJay
an hour ago

1. Not that I believe you are wrong, but in theory one can practice for anticipated questions.
2. No one. That would be a career limiting move. Let's face it, anyone working for her was already pretty career limited.
3. Your parenthetical.