Kamala Harris's Busy Pennsylvania Day: Deli Stop and CNN Town Hall

Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris is heading back to Pennsylvania, a crucial state in the 2024 election race. She's got a packed schedule on Wednesday. First stop: a volunteer appreciation event at a Philadelphia deli—but the location and time are a secret! After that, she'll join Anderson Cooper on CNN for a live town hall in Delaware County at 9 p. m. Undecided voters will be asking the tough questions. Harris isn't a stranger to Pennsylvania this week. On Monday, she teamed up with Republican Liz Cheney in Malvern. Together, they appealed to Republicans, accusing former President Trump of dividing the country. "People around the world are watching, " Harris said. "We need to remember how important our actions are. " Cheney, known for being vocal against Trump since the Capitol attack, worries about Trump's influence on foreign policy. She thinks Trump is too unpredictable to lead. Meanwhile, Trump's team isn't happy about Harris's visit. They think Harris's plans could bring more problems, like higher prices and ongoing wars. Pennsylvania is a big deal in this election race. Both Harris and Trump are working hard to win here. Trump even served fries at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, joking about Harris's job there long ago. But Harris's team quickly fired back, saying Trump often lies when he's desperate. The race is close, and both sides are fighting hard. Even former President Obama and music legend Bruce Springsteen will join Harris in Philadelphia soon.