Former President Donald Trump charged Monday that a photograph of Vice President Kamala Harris purportedly being briefed on the impacts of Hurricane Helene was “staged” and “fake” because her earbuds appear to not be plugged into her cellphone.
Trump accuses Kamala Harris of staging Hurricane Helene briefing photo: ‘You have to plug the chord into the phone for it to work!’
“I was just briefed by on the latest developments about the ongoing impacts of Hurricane Helene,” Harris states in the post. “We also discussed our Administration’s continued actions to support emergency response and recovery.” Donald Trump has lambasted Kamala Harris over a photograph of the VP purportedly being briefed on the impacts of Hurricane Helene as she dons earbuds appearing to not be plugged into her cellphone. Picture: X
Harris, 59, has not traveled to any of the states affected by the storm, which has killed at least 120 people across the southeastern US since making landfall last Thursday.
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