Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism during her recent interview with the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), where she struggled to provide substantive answers to key questions, particularly regarding the economic situation in America and her stance on gun control. The panelists, comprised of young journalists, pressed Harris for clarity, but many felt she avoided direct responses and relied on rehearsed talking points. Harris emphasized the importance of earning the support of Black male voters, acknowledging polling trends showing their support for Donald Trump, and defended her administration's policies regarding Israel amidst growing party divisions. In a notable moment, she was challenged on her gun control proposals, which were deemed insufficient by the journalists present. This interview contrasts sharply with Donald Trump's earlier, more contentious NABJ session, highlighting a different dynamic in how each candidate engages with the media. Overall, Harris's performance raised concerns about her candidacy's direction and her ability to connect with critical voter demographics.