Concerns have been raised by CNBC's Joe Kernen and House Speaker Mike Johnson regarding Vice President Kamala Harris's limited media engagement as the November election approaches, with only three sit-down interviews since her campaign launch. Johnson criticized her lack of detailed responses and accused her of engaging in a 'campaign of fantasy over facts,' suggesting that her potential success may hinge on merely contrasting herself with Donald Trump and Joe Biden rather than articulating her policies. In a recent interview with the National Association of Black Journalists, Harris faced scrutiny for providing vague answers on critical issues, including the Israel-Hamas conflict and the U.S. economy. ABC News correspondent Selina Wang highlighted Harris's tendency to rely on talking points instead of offering specific policy details. The urgency for her to clarify her stance is emphasized, especially given the short timeline before the election. As the election nears, the implications of Harris's media strategy and communication style could significantly impact her candidacy.