Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism for her limited media engagement, particularly after nearly three weeks of avoiding press questions since becoming the Democratic nominee. During a CNN discussion, commentators Bakari Sellers and S.E. Cupp clashed over the implications of Harris's silence, with Sellers arguing that this concern is primarily a 'Beltway' issue, while Cupp insisted that voters want to hear directly from Harris. Harris eventually took a few questions after a campaign event in Michigan, indicating her desire for interviews and debates, but her responses were met with skepticism from some observers and critics, including former President Trump. He suggested that her lack of interviews reflects an inability to answer questions effectively. As the political landscape heats up with the upcoming debates, the pressure on Harris to engage with the media continues to mount.