Kamala Harris' Background: Is She Right of Trump?

In this eye-opening discussion, Malcolm and Simone Collins delve into the controversial political career of Kamala Harris, examining her record as a prosecutor and her potential impact as a presidential candidate. The video offers a critical look at Harris's background, from her early career moves to her current position as a frontrunner in the Democratic party.

Key topics covered:

* Harris's controversial prosecutorial record and its implications

* Her rise in politics and relationship with Willie Brown

* Analysis of Harris's authoritarian tendencies and policy positions

* The impact of her candidacy on different Democratic factions

* Comparison with other political figures and potential election outcomes

* Discussion of her public persona and communication style

This video provides a balanced yet critical examination of Kamala Harris's political career, offering insights into her potential presidency and the concerns surrounding her candidacy. Whether you're a political junkie or simply trying to understand the current political landscape, this analysis offers valuable perspectives on one of the most talked-about figures in American politics.

Malcolm Collins: [00:00:00] in every single instance, I thought the meme ified version of the scandal was like exaggerating things, a great example to start is the accusation that Harris kept people in prison to use as cheap laborers. I thought, , what they must mean is she didn't let some people out of prison and the state probably had a policy at the same time of using the people as laborers. There is no way she went on record and said,

I, I'm supposed to release this person, but we need cheap labor right now. Now, I heard some allegations that she slept her way to her position. My assumption about these allegations was maybe she had a relationship with someone else in her department.

There's no way! There's no way! Someone who she was sleeping with is is on record saying I gave her a job because she was sleeping with me. [00:01:00] There's no way that this person had a age gap with her.

Simone Collins: Now, age gaps are considered quite hot by quite a few people.

Malcolm Collins: I don't think you'd find this one hot. Harris dated Willie Brown when she was in her 20s and he was 60. I. surely she didn't provide cover for police who fatally shot people in questionable circumstances. Okay, what about corruption? Conflict of interest matters, When you aren't the only body that can investigate them.

You don't just get to say they get to do whatever they want because they're your friend. That is wild

I will post a picture here. Oh, Emily Harris's face made up of pictures of black people. She kept in jail knowing they were innocent. She did this to. Thousands of black people and she did it to secure the endorsement of the police union to win an election.

If you wonder, [00:02:00] is this the type of person who would put me and my family in jail to win an election?

No, but genuinely, if you are worried about our democracy, like, like for people who are like, I am worried about the health of the democracy, you should be being terrified of this candidate.

Would you like to know more?

Malcolm Collins: HEllo, Simone. I am excited to be here with you today.

This the writers of the America show have been doing a great job recently. Cause I'm loving these twists. Kamala Harris is something really. So for people who don't know American politics or what's going on right now, just a little recap the person running against Donald Trump, Joe Biden, it turned out in a debate that he seemed to basically be comatose.

Like he did not seem like a fully mentally functioning person. And it became very clear that. Our government is now run by the deep state. I love it. The last election cycle, deep state is a myth. Now it's, well, yes, Biden may not be able [00:03:00] to think clearly, but everything's operating fine without him. So you really should vote for him.

Shouldn't you? I

Simone Collins: feel like it's, it's more than that. It's even like, but isn't, isn't it nice that the deep state's running? I mean, like politicians who like them anyway,

Malcolm Collins: we literally nearly had an election cycle where it was Trump versus the deep state. Because obviously Biden's not running anything.

So he got a lot of pressure from Dems to drop out. Interestingly, not from Kamala. She stayed very loyal in this respect to the end saying that he shouldn't drop out and that the deep state had everything handled, basically. The right move. It was, it

Simone Collins: was very savvy on her

Malcolm Collins: part. And then he said recently, okay, I am dropping out and Kamala is the presumptive dominate.

Well, This is interesting because it wasn't what I thought would happen. In fact, I thought it was the least likely thing to happen because it seems like it's literally the only thing that could have happened [00:04:00] that was worse than Biden staying at the top of the ticket. What I suspected would happen is they would have some sort of election cycle at the convention or some sort of write in thing and they would choose another candidate.

But we need to talk about why I didn't expect it. anyone to give Kamala Harris this. Okay. Because, and, and, and in broad terms, you know, when BLM was marching on the streets, right, the human manifestation of every complaint they had Is Kamala Harris. She, she is a human manifestation of all of the complaints of the BLM movement.

Simone Collins: Well, and Malcolm is saying this because prior to becoming a Senator, prior to becoming vice president, Kamala Harris was a district attorney. And we'll be talking about her

Malcolm Collins: record in this.

Simone Collins: Yeah. And you know, a district attorney, their, their job to a great extent [00:05:00] is to to put away criminals. And that, that's not, I think

Malcolm Collins: that you're.

You have said this to me earlier today, and it's just wrong. Like you don't think that woke district attorneys exist and they do. Yeah, no, there

Simone Collins: was even one in Southern California that was so egregious and not putting away criminals and sort of just letting them out. That, you know, they ultimately were removed.

Yeah. So,

Malcolm Collins: so it's not the problem that she was a district attorney. The problem is, is she was an authoritarian district attorney, like her politics. And I think this is really interesting. And we mentioned it in a previous episode. Are the Democratic Party right now is made up of a few aligned factions, and we'll do an episode on this.

One of the factions is big business. They move from the Republican side to the Democratic side, as well as intergenerational wealth which now is like straight up. Incredibly left leaning. Another side is the urban monocultural faction. These are people who are primarily dominated by this like cult basically that exists [00:06:00] now.

And is seen in things like wokeism and DEI and stuff like that. Kamala Harris is in neither of these factions. She's in the third democratic faction, which I call the authoritarian faction, which is primarily driven by the belief. That society can be fixed by strict government control either by police forces or by military.

Which she has shown through her actions, which we'll go over.

Simone Collins: But I would say this is notable because it's otherwise very difficult to even get a picture of what Kamala Harris thinks or believes. She's kind of famous for non state