Seth takes a closer look at the morally and intellectually bankrupt Republican party squabbling over cutting unemployment benefits, sending secret police into American cities and whining about cartoons.

Then, he speaks to Senator Kamala Harris.

Trump is insisting that schools re-open in the middle of the pandemic and Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s health has become serious cause for concern. Brian also interviews Kamala Harris about her new legislation that helps people suffering from the economic impacts of coronavirus, how she would deal with Bill Barr, and how hard she’d take on the GOP if selected as Biden’s Vice President.

Written by Brian Tyler Cohen

Produced by Sam Graber

Music by Wellsy

Recorded in Los Angeles, CA

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Kamala Harris & Laverne Cox join host Andy Cohen for a timely conversation. Listen to lively debates on everything from Bravolebrities and what celebrities are making headlines to the state of our nation today. Tune in and get informed in the new edition of Watch What Happens Live @ Home.

Aired on 06/25/20

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- Hyperbole-Free Coronavirus Update

- Joe Biden's endorsement parade

- Andrew Heaton joins us to talk about Justin Amash and if his Never Trump Libertarian campaign helps or hurts the president.

- Dave Levinthal joins to talk about Q1 fundraising, the wreckage of Bloomberg and the Kamala Harris clues that point to a possible VP nom

Seth takes a closer look at public officials urging Americans to continue observing social distancing rules while President Trump and Jared Kushner contradict those experts and spread misinformation.

Then, he has a remote conversation with Senator Kamala Harris about how she and how the Senate is dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.

Sali Christeson spent a decade in the Bay Area's fin-tech scene where she struggled to find clothes that were bold, practical, and professional. In 2016 she founded Argent, a workwear company for women focused on function and style. As CEO, Sali has one goal in mind—to tackle the workwear-joy gap. Today, Argent has raised $4 million in seed money and gained fans from Hollywood to Capitol Hill. Pieces feature functional elements like reversible suits, media and stylus pockets for everything from credit cards to lip gloss, microfiber pocket bags (for cleaning glasses and iPhones), and even belt clips for ID badges. Sali sat down with Alli to talk about gender inequality in the workplace, revving up marketing and partnerships in 2020, and the pros and cons of the DTC business model. Learn more @argent and @salichristeson. And don't forget to follow @alliwebb for #BTS of Raising The Bar and subscribe and rate us!

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Steve, Todd, Aaron, and Shannon Joy sift through the fallout of Kamala Harris’ withdrawal from the Democratic primary race and attempt to figure out what went wrong with her campaign. In Hour Two,  Steve dives into Feedback Friday and tells the truth about your tax dollars and public education.

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Senator Kamala Harris had a lot going for her campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination: national name recognition, strong fund-raising, an association with Barack Obama, and a way of commanding the spotlight both on television and on Twitter. She promised to be the prosecutor who would bring Donald Trump to justice and a candidate who could take him on in the race, a combination that thrilled her supporters. But, on Tuesday, two months before voting begins in Iowa, she ended her campaign. What happened, and what does it reveal about the Presidential race? Eric Lach calls three New Yorker colleagues to debrief: Dana Goodyear, who reflects on her Profile of Harris from the promising early days of her campaign; Jelani Cobb, who talks about Harris’s standing with black voters; and Ben Wallace-Wells, who notes that the gap between the progressive and centrist wings of the Democratic Party may have grown too large for any candidate to straddle. Finally, Lach calls a heartbroken campaign volunteer, who estimates that she made thirteen thousand calls on Harris’s behalf. 

Kamala Harris has officially dropped out of the Presidential race. Producer Jake wrote a song for just the occasion. Graham and the crew talk about the "Chicken Wars" and the new contender for best fast food chicken sandwich. Baby Yoda has set the internet on fire with his/her ridiculous cuteness.