The Kamala Harris Conspiracies Are Here

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The far right is already spreading conspiracies about Vice President Kamala Harris after speculation that she may replace President Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee.

Trump has been staying a little bit more quiet, kind of letting Biden and the Democrats eat each other alive, and Biden has his own thing going on, and RFK is like, "I'm going to make a TikTok, and hopefully, you're going to all forget about my controversies." And it kind of appears to be working for him.

Leah Feiger: Later on, we'll also talk about where RFK Jr.is on all of this, but first, joining me from Cork, Ireland to talk about the VP disinformation he sees swirling around on social media, is WIRED reporter, David Gilbert.David, hello, welcome.