Vice President Kamala Harris wants America to know there is no such thing as a little job — and she has experience behind a fast food joint's deep fryer to prove it.
Harris addressed a peculiar character attack from former President Donald Trump in her exclusive interview with MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle, who told the Democratic presidential nominee, "I want to ask you about a little job and a big job."
Before Ruhle could continue, Harris cut in.
"There's no little job," Harris said with a laugh. "There's no such thing as a little job."
Ruhle then brought up the strange attack from Trump, that Harris has lied about working at McDonald's as a student, and used a vintage commercial to do it.
"At any point in your life have you served two all-beef patties—" Ruhle asked as Harris burst out laughing, "—special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickle, onions—"
Both women then said together, "on a sesame seed bun?"
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"Working at a McDonald's?" Ruhle asked Harris. "Yes or no, that's it."
"I have," Harris said. "But it was not a small job."
Before Ruhle could continue on to her "big job" question, Harris asked to take a moment to challenge the premise.
"The reason I even talk about having worked at McDonald's is because there are people who work at McDonald's in our country trying to raise a family," Harris said. "I think part of the difference between me and my opponent includes our prospective on the needs of the American people. And what our responsibility then is to meet those needs."
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