Kamala Harris Faces Scrutiny Over Limited Press Access During Campaign

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo argues Harris' demanding schedule limits media availability, while critics say voters deserve more transparency.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo defends Vice President Kamala Harris' limited press interactions, citing her demanding campaign schedule.
CNBC host Joe Kernen criticizes Harris for avoiding unscripted media engagements, calling it a disservice to the American public.
Harris has participated in six unscripted interviews compared to 39 by the Trump-Vance ticket.
Raimondo claims Harris is clear on her values and priorities despite limited press access.
The upcoming debate between Harris and Trump is expected to address these criticisms.