Just moments ago, Vice President Kamala Harris went after former
President Trump for sharing a video that referenced creating a
unified Reich in his second term.
That post has since been deleted.
She made those remarks while delivering A keynote address in
Philadelphia before a major group of union workers who are
helping get out the vote for November.
NBC's Gabe Gutierrez is at the White House for us.
What did the Vice President have to say?
Gabe, afternoon? Well, this is the Vice President's fourth visit
to Pennsylvania so far this year,
her 14th since taking office.
But while she was addressing union workers there,
as you mentioned, she slammed.
That social media post from the former president.
Now the Trump campaign has been saying that it was
an accidental post,
that it was a staffer that shared it without looking
at those words.
But the vice president took the campaign to task.
Take a listen.
Just yesterday, the former President of the United States who
praised his dictators.
Who said there were very fine people on both sides
in Charlottesville?
Let's not forget.
Took to social media and.
Language from Nazi Germany highlighted language from Nazi Germany.
This kind of rhetoric is unsurprising coming from the former
president,
and it is appalling. And we got to tell him
who we are Now.
Her comments come after we have been hearing from campaign
officials and also officials here at the White House calling
that type of language abhorrent.
And this comes as the Biden campaign is really trying
to court voters in Battleground Pennsylvania,
speaking in front of those union workers who have pledged.
A voter Dr. some $200 million union wide.
And this is the SEIU.
A union that just elected its first black president.
Vice President Harris there to try and court those voters.
And as you see, that union represents roughly 2 million
healthcare,
public sector and property service workers is a massive union.
And this comes as the Biden campaign really tries to
focus on topics such as reproductive rights and also student
loan debt.
2 topics that the vice president has talked about in
Philadelphia before.
But as you just saw now with that social media
post yesterday,
we have been hearing the Biden campaign trying to seize
on that.
And we expect the President Biden himself,
according to his press secretary,
to address. That social media posts more directly later today,
Chris.