Kamala Harris Did 1 Thing On TV That The Last 2 Presidents Never Did
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Stephen Colbert noted to the audience that production had "asked Harris ahead of time" if she was OK with the activity.
Vice President Kamala Harris threw back a beer with “The Late Show” host Stephen Colbert during her appearance on the show Tuesday night.
Colbert offered the beer to the vice president, noting to the audience that production had asked Harris ahead of time “because we can’t just be giving a drink to the vice president of the United States.”
The two most recent presidents — Donald Trump and Joe Biden — do not drink alcohol. According to The New York Times, the two grew up in families where alcoholism was an issue, with Trump’s brother having died from it and Biden’s uncle being a heavy drinker.
As the two drank from cans of Miller High Life, Colbert and Harris discussed their tastes in music and the election.
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