Kamala Harris Agrees When Charlamagne Says Trump Will Bring Fascism: ‘Yes, We Can Say That’

Vice President Kamala Harris joined radio host Charlamagne tha God for a “live audio town hall” on Tuesday and answered questions from his listeners.

Harris had replied to a caller asking how the federal government can send money overseas when there is so much need at home, to which Harris said the U.S. is strong enough to take care of both needs.

“You said we can do it all, but can we? Because, you know, Tupac famously said, you know, ‘We got money for war, but we can’t feed the poor.’ Right? And I saw President Obama say last week that, you know, you really shouldn’t expect, you know, a president to try to rid the world of all of its problems. So is it fair to tell people, hey, we can do it all because that’s when people get disappointed when things don’t happen,” Charlamagne replied.

“But I think President Obama is absolutely correct. But it doesn’t mean we can’t do anything,” Harris replied.

“That’s right,’ agreed Charlamagne.

“So when I talk about extending the child tax credit, as I when I was vice president, I pushed that we would do it during our first year and we reduced Black child poverty in America by 50%. We did that. We can do that. My plan is about building up homeownership in the Black community, we can do that,” Harris continued, adding:

My work has been about increasing access to capital, bringing billions more dollars into our community banks, which I’ve done as vice president through cooperation and partnership with some of the big banks and tech companies to get more access to capital for our entrepreneurs, for our businesses. We’ve done that. So we should never sit back and say, okay, I’m not going to vote because everything hasn’t been solved. I share a desire that everything should be solved. By the way, I think it is what we should all want. But that doesn’t that shouldn’t stand in the way of us also knowing we can participate in a process that’s about improving things.

And by voting in this election, you have two choices or you don’t vote, but you have two choices if you do. And it’s two very different visions for our nation. One, mine, that is about taking us forward and progress and investing in the American people, investing in their ambitions, dealing with their challenges. And the other, Donald Trump, is about taking us backward.

“The other is about fascism . Why can’t we just say it?” Charlamagne said in response.

“Yes, we can say that,” Harris agreed before Charlamagne moved on to the next question.

Watch above via CNN.