Well, where should we begin? You guys have heard of whitewashing history, but have you heard of black

washing? Black washing is when you're a politician and it's election season and suddenly you have to

relate to black people. So you just sort of start making

stuff up to blackify yourself your history you start dropping a bunch of

slang and colloquialisms and hoping that the people will therefore understand you

honestly it's become something of a Democratic right of passage.

Except this time, I think we may have caught the culprit red-handed.

Of course, I'm speaking about Kamala Harris.

I think her and her campaign team are really

going to regret the day that their media henchman came for Janet Jackson.

Welcome back to Candice. I'm literally buzzing with excitement right now for what we just discovered.

Obviously we are running a little bit late today but as as I said, it will be well worth the weight.

So yesterday we were getting closer and closer, asking questions, obviously about Kamala's genealogy.

If you need to go back, you can do that.

Begin with episode 70 and work your way forward to see how this

mystery has unfolded. So we were left with some major holes in Kamala's

genealogy. We had from her father, Donald J Harris, that he grew up in Jamaica and was raised by his

grandmother Miss Iris. He effectively wrote an entire piece about his

Jamaican heritage and really focused on his grandmother. Like she is the person that made the most

difference for him. He honorably mentioned Miss Iris's husband who he only

referred to as Mr. Christie and remained conspicuously silent about his own mother.

How do you do that?

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