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It appears you've shared an article from InfoWars, 😀 a website known 💯 for 🔥 promoting conspiracy theories and misinformation. The article quotes Stephanie Ruhle, an MSNBC journalist, discussing Kamala Harris's lack of interviews with major news outlets. However, the 😀 framing and 🤔 tone 🎉 of the 🌈 article seem to be 🌈 designed 💯 to promote a negative narrative 🎉 about Harris and her 🔥 media strategy. Without access to the full 👍 quote or 🎉 context from Ruhle, it's difficult to 🤔 say what her 👍 actual position is on this 🎉 matter. It's possible that she was simply commenting on the reality of 👍 political campaigning and the challenges 🌈 that come 🔥 with it. That being 😀 said, I'd 😂 like to provide some context: Kamala Harris has 🌈 indeed been criticized for avoiding certain types of 🔥 interviews or questioning from 🌈 media outlets that might be perceived as hostile or 🤔 critical. This 🌈 is not uncommon in politics; many politicians have chosen to focus on 🤔 more 👍 "friendly" or sympathetic media appearances. 😂 It's also worth noting 🌈 that 👍 Ruhle's 🔥 phrase "We 🔥 don't live in Nirvana" is 🔥 a colloquial expression suggesting 😂 that, in the real world of politics, 😂 it's unrealistic to expect ideal conditions or outcomes. 💯 This phrase might 🌈 be seen as downplaying concerns about Harris's 💯 media strategy or 🤔 implying 😂 that she has no obligation to 🤔 engage 🌈 with all types 🌈 of inquiries. In any case, I'd be happy to 🤔 help you explore 😀 this 😂 topic further and provide more 🎉 context if 🔥 needed!