Watch 'The Daily Show' celebrate 'just normal' presidential candidate Kamala Harris, in a video narrated by 'normal guy' Jason Bateman, as part of the show's live coverage from the DNC in Chicago.
The celebration of the "just normal" presidential candidate, narrated by " normal guy" Jason Bateman, will air live tonight from the DNC in Chicago.In an exclusive video to air later tonight as part of the late-night political comedy program's live broadcast from the convention in Chicago,The video begins with Bateman's stirring narration: "America is a land of people - people who are normal.
The video doesn't hold back in its criticisms of Harris's opponents and even allies. The primary subject of the video's critique, naturally, is Trump, who Harris will face off against in the November election. But the"Kamala Harris - Just Normal" produces a brief sketch of Harris's life story, with snarky jabs and sardonic jokes peppered in.
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