Vice President Kamala Harris held a rally in Michigan on Monday, where she delivered a message about democracy and unity to an energetic crowd in Ann Arbor. During her speech, Harris prompted the audience to participate in a unique moment that left many stunned.
Harris emphasized the importance of fighting for democracy and the right of people to be heard and seen. She expressed unity and solidarity, stating, 'We're not about the enemy within. We know we are all in this together. That's what we are fighting for.'
As the crowd cheered her name, chanting 'Ka-ma-la, Ka-ma-la,' Harris then surprised them by instructing each individual to shout their own name. This unexpected request led to a moment of confusion among the audience, resulting in an almost silent response as Harris chuckled at the situation.
'It's about all of us,' Harris clarified, before continuing her speech and addressing the crowd.
The incident, while momentarily awkward, highlighted Harris's efforts to engage with the audience and convey a message of inclusivity and collective action. Despite the initial confusion, the rally continued with enthusiasm and support for the Vice President's message.
