Vice President Kamala Harris once again showed why she won’t do a sit-down interview when she attempted to give an off-script answer. 

A reporter, citing a report on Axios, told Harris that Former President Donald Trump plans to dial back the current administration’s Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies. The reporter then asked the vice president what Trump’s plan would mean for race relations in the country.

Harris went on the usual world salad that she is accustomed to giving without really answering the question. 

“Well let me say we are gonna win so it’s not gonna happen,” Harris said, while giving her trademark laughter. “But I think ah, listen, we… today is actually, I believe, an anniversary in terms of Dr King, right? And we were …I was just in Selma. We celebrated… We acknowledged the 59th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. I think it’s really important that we, as Americans, always embrace our history. The parts that we are proud of and the parts that we are not proud of but that we can’t forget. And we should all agree that we should teach history. We should learn history if we are to ever have an accurate idea of where we want to go and where we don’t want to go in the future. And that means also acknowledging the importance of diversity. It means acknowledging the importance of — of — the fact that everyone should have equal opportunity to compete and equity and of course inclusion— you know. Hey!! Let’s look around the room and see who is not here and did we leave the door open?”

Kyle Becker, former Fox News prime time producer, reacted to Harris’s remarks on his X account, describing her as the “least genuine person to run for the presidency.”

“Kamala Harris gets caught flat-footed when a reporter asks her about Trump’s policies. *THIS* is exactly why Harris refuses to do sit-down interviews. She is so hard to watch. Kamala Harris oozes dishonesty. She might be the least genuine person to run for the presidency. She was a horrible campaigner and nobody wanted to vote for her. But apparently, voting is no longer an issue for the ‘Democratic’ party.” Becker wrote.