The Harris campaign will take Vice President Kamala Harris off the campaign trail for the second day in a row with just 13 days until election day.
Harris’s schedule is unusual. Candidates typically place greater importance on holding local events in swing states rather than sitting for interviews with friendly networks.
Harris will not hold any campaign events on Wednesday to prepare for a CNN town hall.
Harris was also off the trail Tuesday for an NBC News interview in which she claimed President Joe Biden remains “capable” of being president. Harris also said she needs another four years in power to lower costs that rose about 20 percent across the board under the Biden-Harris administration.
Harris is scheduled to appear for a 9 p.m. CNN town hall Wednesday. It’s unclear if she will receive the questions ahead of time. Harris’s “town hall” in Pennsylvania on Monday warned the audience the event would feature “pre-determined” questions.
“Never seen this in the closing days of a presidential race!” Jason Miller, a senior advisor to Trump, posted on X. “With under two weeks to go @IanSams is so rattled he’s taking @KamalaHarris off the campaign trail for TWO FULL DAYS next week to prep for a @HallieJackson interview and then an @andersoncooper town hall.”