One CNN correspondent raised concern about the media being “preoccupied” with getting access to Vice President Kamala Harris as she runs for president.
A CNN reporter said on Thursday that she is “nervous” that the media is too “preoccupied” with interviewing Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.
“I do get a little nervous that in the media we’re preoccupied with, like, how much access, how many conversations is she going to have in the settings we deem most valuable to voters, when this is a campaign that is actually making a mark in an interesting way, reaching out to people directly”, said correspondent Audie Cornish, the host of CNN’s Audio podcast “The Assignment.”
Cornish’s comments came immediately after the vice president sat down alongside running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday night for a CNN interview with Dana Bash.
The highly anticipated interview marks her first in-depth sit down with the media since she first became the presumptive nominee.
