Kamala Harris Brings The House Down With Weed Gummies Comment
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The Democratic nominee answered Maria Shriver's question about election stress -- and knocked it out of the park.
Vice President Kamala Harris made it hilariously clear where she stands on marijuana edibles as a stress reducer on the campaign trail. (Watch the video below.)
At a stop in Michigan on Monday, former news anchor Maria Shriver told the Democratic nominee that the nation’s anxiety is rising as the election nears.
“Everybody I talk to says ‘I have to turn off the news, I can‘t read anything, I’m meditating, I’m doing yoga, I’m so anxious I just don’t even know, I’m eating gummies,’ all kinds of things,” Shriver said. “What are you doing?”
“Not eating gummies,” Harris said to hearty laughter and applause.
“OK, we got that clear,” Shriver said.
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