Who knew being fake could cost so much? The host of the <em>Call Her Daddy</em> podcast says there’s no way the ‘cardboard’ replica of her California studio, that the Kamala campaign manufactured in Washington, D.C., could cost $100,000. Why? She says the real studio set in Los Angeles didn’t even cost that much.

Here’s<em>&nbsp;Call Her Daddy</em> host, Alexandra Cooper dishing the details. (WATCH)

This has many posters on X asking just where did that money go? There’s some theories.

The most impressive accomplishment is not that the Kamala campaign went through so much money, it’s that they did it all in just 107 days.

So, was the Kamala campaign purposely ‘overpaying’ for the work and supplies? It would be interesting to see those receipts and invoices.

Hopefully, we will get a full accounting of everything Kamala’s campaign did with that donor cash. In the meantime, we can reflect on how our nation truly dodged a bullet when she was defeated by President-Elect Donald Trump.

 {ai:summary}<p>Call Her Daddy host Alexandra Cooper criticized Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign for spending $100,000 on a fake studio set in Washington, D.C., claiming her real studio in Los Angeles cost less. This revelation has sparked speculation about potential mismanagement of campaign funds.</p><p>Many commentators are questioning the legitimacy of the expenditure, with suggestions of possible money laundering and fraud within the Harris campaign. Calls for investigation into the campaign's financial practices have emerged, highlighting concerns over transparency and accountability. #politics</p>

Call Her Daddy Host Says Kamala’s $100K Replica Studio Cost More Than Her Real One

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