Sellers argued that the criticism of Harris's delayed interview is unfounded, stating that the campaign is organic and reflects public sentiment rather than manufactured timelines.
Jennings dismissed Harris's campaign as the most manufactured in history, arguing that it lacks authenticity and that she didn't truly run a campaign.
Sellers challenged Jennings by highlighting the impressive metrics of the Harris campaign: 400,000 volunteers and $540 million raised, suggesting that such numbers are not typical of a manufactured campaign.
The discussion reveals a stark contrast in views on political campaigns, with Sellers emphasizing organic support and Jennings focusing on perceived artificiality in Harris's candidacy.
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