Harris was talking about her policy plans when a chant broke out on the sidelines.
Vice President Kamala Harris was called a “war criminal” by a protester blowing a whistle Wednesday — as her third campaign event in under 24 hours was disrupted by anti-Israel activists.
Harris, 60, at one point reprimanded activists opposed to Israel’s invasion of the Gaza Strip — telling them “right now I am speaking!” as her afternoon rally in Harrisburg, Pa., went off the rails.
“We are six days out from an election. We are six days away from an election, and ours is about the fight for democracy and your right to be heard,” the veep said after a bout of antiwar chants.
“Everyone has the right to be heard, but right now I am speaking!” she said to wild applause, repeating a line that she initially deployed in August.
