Democratic strategist James Carville expressed deep concern about the upcoming presidential election, stressing that Vice President Kamala Harris has limited time to effectively communicate her message before Election Day. Carville, who appeared on MSNBC's 'The Beat,' highlighted that Harris has less than 20 days to make a significant impact due to looming distractions like Hurricane Milton. He criticized the Harris campaign for being too passive and urged them to adopt a more aggressive stance by directly addressing misleading claims from the Trump-Vance ticket, such as Trump saving Obamacare. Carville suggested using influential figures like former Presidents Obama and Clinton to counter these narratives and emphasized the need for Harris to hold more press conferences to control the messaging. He expressed his fear that without a strategic shift, the Harris campaign risks losing momentum as the election approaches on November 5th.