Kamala Harris Criticized for $100K Spend on 'Call Her Daddy' Interview Set

The vice president's campaign faced backlash for extravagant spending during her failed presidential bid, including a costly makeshift set for a podcast interview.

Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign spent $100,000 to replicate the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast set for an October interview in Washington, D.C.
Podcast host Alex Cooper mocked the set, describing it as 'cardboard walls' and questioning how it cost six figures.
The interview, part of Harris' pre-election efforts, garnered under a million views, far below Donald Trump's 52 million views on Joe Rogan's podcast.
Harris' campaign reportedly burned through a $1 billion war chest, including $494 million on advertising and $900,000 for a Las Vegas Sphere display, but failed to win any battleground states.
The Democratic Party faced internal criticism over Harris' spending and her controversial nomination process, which bypassed primary elections after President Biden stepped down.

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