Vice President Kamala Harris canceled her scheduled appearance with Jimmy Kimmel Live! Tuesday, with plans to attend a campaign event.
The vice president was scheduled to appear on Tuesday in the program that is filmed in the afternoon.
She and her staff did not publicly give any reason for canceling their appearance here. according until the deadline.
The vice president’s appearance on the show is expected to be rescheduled for a later date but a new date was not announced.
US Vice President Kamala Harris waves during an event in Las Vegas, Nevada
His updated schedule for Tuesday revealed plans for the vice president to attend a campaign event in Los Angeles “later in the day,” but closed it to the press.
The Biden campaign continues to closely guard the details of the vice president’s campaign events, while protesters over the issue of climate change and the Israeli war in Gaza continue to interrupt her.
On Monday, Harris campaigned in Las Vegas and returned to Los Angeles on Monday night. She did not return to Washington, DC.
The vice president has made the issue of abortion rights a central part of her campaign message.
She made a surprise appearance at the Black Women’s Power and Influence Leadership Luncheon in Los Angeles on Saturday, honoring Senator Laphonza Butler.
States are passing Trump’s abortion bans. So we’re not going to fall into that trap,” he said, referring to Trump’s comments opposing a federal abortion ban. “We’re not going to worry too much about what’s at stake and who’s to blame.”
United States Vice President Kamala Harris takes the stage at a campaign event
Harris also attended a fundraiser Friday at comedian Seth Macfarlane’s home in Beverly Hills. About 30 people attended.
“Vice President Harris has been a champion on this issue and has gone to great lengths under the most difficult circumstances to try to explain to her male colleagues how the rule works,” MacFarlane. joked during the event.
The vice president last appeared on Jimmy Kimmel’s show in July 2019when he was running his own campaign for president.