Kamala Harris Delivers Empowering Response to Mike Pence Interruptions: 'I'm Speaking'

fly on Vice President Mike Pence's head was the elephant in the room during last week's vice presidential debate, but did his opponent, Sen. Kamala Harris, notice it? The California senator was finally asked about the now-infamous insect during an appearance on MSNBC's  this week. “I would kick myself if I didn’t just ask you if you noticed the fly on Vice President Pence’s head at the time, during the debate?” Maddow asked of Joe Biden's vice presidential running mate.

Today marks what would have been George Floyd’s 47th birthday. In honour of the occasion, a score of celebs posted tributes to his life, his memory and his impact.

George Floyd's 47th birthday.

George Floyd is being remembered by some of the biggest celebrities in the world on what would have been his 47th birthday. The late African American man, whose death during an arrest in Minneapolis, MN in May, sparked a demand for racial justice by people across the nation, was brought back into the spotlight with touching photos and messages by stars such as Beyonce, 39, Kerry Washington, 43, and even presidential candidate Joe Biden, 77.

Cardi B continues to be the political prophet of our times. During last night's televised vice presidential debate between Democratic nominee Senator Kamala Harris and current Vice President Mike Pence, the "WAP" rapper shared a series of videos on Instagram featuring her live reactions to the highly anticipated showdown between the two candidates.

Celebrities rallied behind Senator Kamala Harris during the October 7 debate after seeing her forced to deal with Vice President Mike Pence‘s continual interruptions. Throughout the vice presidential debate, Harris repeatedly had to remind her opponent, “I’m speaking,” as he talked over her and exceeded his time limits. Stars like Cardi B and Kerry Washington sounded off on social media after witnessing Pence’s behavior.

Wednesday night's vice presidential debate looked a little bit different to what viewers are typically used to seeing from such an event. In accordance with heightened safety measures amid the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic, Sen.

The first vice presidential debate between Sen. Kamala Harris and vice president Mike Pence will take place on Wednesday night, moderated by Susan Page, Washington bureau chief, USA Today.

Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris. Moderated by USA Today's Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page, this debate had far less shouting and interruptions than last week's presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, but that's about where the good news ends.

Joe Biden’s running mate, Kamala Harris, faced off in a debate between the number twos as celebrities shared their best reactions and hottest takes on social media.

Kamala Harris did not come to play. The California senator, 55, refused to deal with interruptions at the vice presidential debate, firmly telling Vice President Mike Pence to let her speak as he continuously tried to drown her out. Harris first called out Pence, 61, for the first time just minutes into the October 7 debate as he attempted to spin his administration’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

Senator Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence are currently on stage at the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate with a shield of plexiglass in between them.

Janet W. Lee Vice President Mike Pence and Sen.

Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris will take the stage Wednesday night for their first and only vice presidential debate before the election, which takes place on Tuesday, Nov. 3 with early voting already underway in some states.

Kamala Harris at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. It comes less than a week after US President Donald Trump tested positive for the virus.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorThe lone Vice Presidential debate of the 2020 election season is Wednesday, pitting incumbent Mike Pence against California Sen. Kamala Harris in a nationally televised event at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.The debate begins at 9 p.m.