BBC Video Exposes Fake News About Democratic Candidate

Conspiracy theories and fake news give and take about Kamala Harris who got the anointment from Joe Biden to be the Democratic presidential candidate in the United States of America.

Her political opponents are trying in every way to distort Kamala Harris’ image and spreading fake news shortly after President Joe Biden decided to end his candidacy for a second term in the White House.

the BBC Created a video debunking three major conspiracy theories and fake news circulating online about Kamala Harris.

Fake photo of Kamala Harris with Epstein

Even faster than all of these photos, an alleged photo of Kamala Harris with Jeffrey Epstein, the accused child molester, went viral.

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The circulating image has been digitally manipulated. In the original version, Kamala Harris stands smiling next to her husband Doug Emhoff, not Epstein, at an event in Los Angeles.

Artificial speech “today and yesterday”

Another fake story circulating about Kamala Harris online concerns a supposed video of her giving a speech where she is heard saying, “Today is today and yesterday was today, yesterday.”

Except in this case, her opponents pulled a part of her 2023 speech where she said nothing of the sort.

Her background and whether she is qualified to run for President of the United States of America

One of the most widespread false stories against Kamala Harris is that she cannot be a presidential candidate, based on the US Constitution, because neither she nor her parents were born in the United States.

These claims are completely untrue as Kamala Harris was born in America on October 20, 1964, specifically in Oakland, California, to her parents who immigrated there and worked as scientists.

Therefore, he has the right to run for president.

Information from BBC, AFP