Believe it or not, Democrat nominee Kamala Harris actually did an interview this week, and it was with the National Association of Black Journalists.&nbsp;

As is par for the course for the Harris campaign, the interview wasn't exactly hard-hitting:&nbsp;

When Harris was asked direct questions, she did her usual dodging by changing the subject:

What seemed to be the most notable part of the interview was the way it ended. Harris looked like she couldn't get out of there fast enough, and the looks on the hosts faces spoke volumes:

Wow! The most dangerous place to be standing in that room was between Harris and the door.&nbsp;

One thing's for certain: The reason Harris was in a hurry to leave was NOT because she had to get to another sit-down interview.&nbsp;

That was something else, especially considering this is somebody running for president.

Despite what Harris likes to say, they do <em>not</em> look unburdened by what had just taken place.

 {ai:summary}<p>Kamala Harris conducted a recent interview with the National Association of Black Journalists, which was criticized for lacking substantive questions. Observers noted her evasive responses and quick departure, suggesting discomfort during the interaction.</p><p>The interview left a notable impression on its hosts, as their expressions indicated surprise at Harris's abrupt exit. This encounter has drawn considerable discussion regarding her communication style in the context of her presidential campaign. #politics</p>

'Look at the Expressions!' Here's How Kamala Harris' NABJ Interview Ended (Can You Feel the Joy?)

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