Kamala Harris Heckled During Memoir Tour
Former Vice President Kamala Harris was bombarded with verbal assaults by anti-Israel hecklers while on tour for her memoir "107 Days".
Harris spoke at the Warner Theater in Washington D.C., where her talk was interrupted by outbursts from several audience members. They screamed that Harris was a "war criminal" and that her "legacy was genocide."
A video shows a woman wearing a hijab being escorted by security out of the theater.
Harris responded to the hecklers, telling them to take their concerns to President Donald Trump, saying "I am not president of the United States," as the crowd cheered.
- In Chicago on Saturday, protesters chanted the phrase "killer Kamala."
Author's summary: Kamala Harris faced verbal assaults during her memoir tour.
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