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Earlier today we told you about a Philadelphia ABC affiliate's taped interview with Kamala Harris. It was Harris' first solo interview since becoming the Democrat nominee and everybody got a chance to see why her campaign had been holding out as long as possible. 

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At the end of this story there's a video of the full Q & A session, but as Grabien News' Tom Elliott noticed, the interview viewers in Pennsylvania saw was just a little shorter thanks to some handy editing. Here's one such example:

The interview people watching in Philadelphia saw was cringe enough, but it could have been even cringier. 

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The Harris campaign is just hoping all the "joy" that wasn't edited out came across loud and clear. 

Harris is so lucky to have that protective "D" after her name.

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Except perhaps not quite as comprehensive or believable.

Imagine how Harris would do if she ever faced a tough interviewer (not that her campaign would ever allow that without getting full say over the editing process).

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