Madame VP Kamala Harris’ Closet

 1) Vice President Harris and The President receive the President’s Daily Brief in the Oval Office.

2) Then she went to the Vice President's Ceremonial Office where she received a group of stakeholders in Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and immigrant rights advocates then convened a discussion to determine the future of the program following a federal judge's ruling in Texas that the program is illegal.

3) She joined President Biden in the East Room where he delivered remarks and signed H.R. 1652, the VOCA Fix to Sustain the Crime Victims Fund Act of 2021, into law. 

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The bill was bipartisan which will aims to provide assistance for crime victims, including counseling expenses, medical bills and lost wages

4) The President and the Vice President received and met with union and business leaders in the Roosevelt Room to discuss the strong support and urgent need for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework

On July 23rd, there was no public outing except a video was released with Vice President Harris and Second Gentleman Emhoff cheering on the US Olympic Team as they had arrived in Japan for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. 

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 1) In the morning, Vice President welcome another foreign leader to the Naval Observatory Residence for an official meeting. His Majesty King Abdullah II of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan accompanied by His Royal Highness Crown Prince Hussein bin Al Abdullah who were in the country for a 5-day working visit. 

Both leaders had previously spoken via phone on a number of issues affecting the Middle-East. During the brunch meeting, they reaffirmed the longstanding friendship between our countries.  They also discussed the many challenges facing the Middle East, and pledged to continue our close strategic partnership.

2) Then she joined President Biden in receiving the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to the White House for a ceremony celebrating their Super Bowl championship. Also accompaning them was the Second Gentleman. Later she received two players of the Buccaneers, punter Bradley Pinion and tackle Donovan Smith in her office.

Bradley Pinion and Donovan Smith gave the Vice President a signed jersey with her name on it and a signed NFL oval shaped ball in a glass jar.

3) To mark their 6th month anniversary in office, The President held a Cabinet meeting with The Vice President also attending in the Cabinet Room. 

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 For Friday, here is her schedule for the day

1) The President and The Vice President receive the President’s Daily Brief in the Oval Office.

2) Then The President had lunch with The Vice President at the Private Dining Room.

3) Vice President Harris hosted and participated in a roundtable meeting with Black women Voting Rights Advocates in a listening session on Voting Rights in the Roosevelt room. 

During the meeting, the Vice President who was later joined by the President listened to the happenings on the ground from Black women voting rights activists who represented their respective groups in overflow numbers at the wooden conference table of the Roosevelt Room.

The leaders who participated in today’s meeting included:

• Barbara Anriwine, Founder, Transformative Justice Coalition (Virtual)
• Cora Masters Barry, Board Member, National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, Former First Lady of the District of Columbia
• Donna Brazile, Adjunct Professor, Author, Political Strategist, Voting Rights Advocate
• Clayola Brown, National President, A. Philip Randolph Institute
• Latosha Brown, Co-Founder, Black Voters Matter 
• Helen Butler, Executive Director, Georgia Coalition for the Peoples Agenda
• Melanie L. Campbell, President & CEO, National Coalition on Black Civic Participation & Convener, Black Women’s Roundtable
• Glynda Carr, Founder & President, Higher Heights for America (Virtual)
• Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole, President & Chair of the Board, National Council of Negro Women(Virtual) 
• Bishop Leah Daughtry, Founder & Co-Convenor, Power Rising
• Felicia Davis, Director, HBCU Green Fund/Clayton County Black Women’s Roundtable(Virtual)
• Jotaka Eaddy, Chief Organizer, Win With Black Women Collective 
• Karen Finney, Communications Advisor, NCBCP, Black Women’s Roundtable 
• Bernice King, CEO, The King Center (Virtual)
• Tamika Mallory, Co-Founder, Until Freedom(Virtual)
• Janice Mathis, Esq., Executive Director, National Council of Negro Women
• Minyon Moore, Co-Convenor, Power Rising(Virtual)
• Deborah Scott, Executive Director, Georgia Stand UP
• Ariel Singleton, State Coordinator, Georgia Black Youth Vote/GA Stand-UP (Virtual)
• Joycelyn Tate, Senior Policy Advisor, Black Women’s Roundtable (Virtual)
• Dr. Barbara Williams-Skinner, Co-Chair, National African American Clergy Network
• Victoria Kirby York, Deputy Executive Director, National Black Justice Coalition (Virtual)

4) Later in her office, Vice President Harris celebrated the birthday of her Opal Vadhan, her Personal Aid with her homemade cupcake.

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She wore her Prabal Gurung double crepe suit 

 Vice President Harris on Thursday July 15th, welcomed her first foreign leader to the Naval Observatory, her Official Residence. She stood at the step waiting for Germany's Chancellor, Dr. Angela Merkel as the Chancellor arrived in the USA on one of her last tours as chancellor.

She was received by the Vice President for a working breakfast meeting.

2) Then she joined the President at the South Court Auditorium to deliver remarks to mark the day that tens of millions of families will get their first monthly Child Tax Credit relief payments thanks to the American Rescue Plan.

3) In the evening, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden hosted H.E. Dr. Merkel and Professor Dr. Joachim Sauer for dinner. Vice President Harris and SECOND GENTLEMAN Douglas Emhoff, and others who have been supporters of the bilateral relationship with Germany.

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 1) She joined President Biden to receive the President’s Daily Brief at the Oval Office.

2) Then she welcomed and received disabilities advocates to discuss at a round table meeting about voting rights at the Vice President's Ceremonial Office.

She also heard about their experiences about casting their vote, and discuss protecting the right to vote. According to the media present at the close door meeting, "Much of the conversation revolved around handicap ramps and transportation issues. During the pandemic last year, Babis said, many access issues were exacerbated."

3) Then she received American singer-songwriter and actress Olivia Rodrigo to her office. Ms. Rodrigo who was earlier received by President Biden in the Oval Office. President Biden was joined by Dr. Anthony Fauci for a vaccination campaign on social media which will involve a few social media celebrities.

4) Then she joined the President for a meeting with a bipartisan group of Governors and Mayors to discuss the importance of the critical investments in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework to States and cities across the country. Also attending were Secretary Raimondo of Commerce, and Secretary Walsh of Labor also attend

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 So sorry for the late posts, I had been sick and took a short break on here to mend myself. So I am back to updating.

Because July 4th was on a Sunday, Monday July 5th was a public day. There wasn't much on the 6th and 7th that is publicly known except for the statement, the Office of the Vice President release on the occasion of the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse and the attack on First Lady Martine Moïse of the Republic of Haiti. 

On July 8th, she began the day by joining President Biden in the Oval Office where they met with the White House National Security Team to receive a periodic update on the progress of our military drawdown from Afghanistan.

2) Then she departed for her first visit to her alma mater Howard University since Inauguration Day where she spoke a powerful defense of voting rights and the need to ensure that all American voices are heard in the political process and also launch the DNCs “I Will Vote” initiative.

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Madam Vice President is an alumna of the university where she addressed the Howard community, local community organizers and volunteers for civil rights organizations at the Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library. She spoke about the DNC party’s efforts to combat voter suppression and protect voting rights nationwide. At the campus event, Vice President Harris then unveiled a $25 million expansion of the Democratic National Committee’s “I Will Vote” initiative to address and overcome efforts across the country to make voting more difficult and burdensome.

3) Then she returned to White House where she joined President Biden in the Roosevelt Room where they met with leaders of Top Legacy Black civil rights Organizations in the country.

According to the White House's statement, "The group discussed the wave of anti-voter legislation that has recently passed or is pending in state legislatures across the country and the path forward to protect the right to vote. The group also discussed steps the Administration recently announced to address the rise in gun violence and the status of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act that is currently being negotiated in the Senate. The President and Vice President reiterated that they will continue to push for Congress to pass critical legislation that protects the right to vote and combats subversion of the election process, while continuing to utilize all existing authorities in an all-of-government effort to ensure full voter participation and elections that reflect the will of the people.

The civil rights leaders provided an update on the work their organizations are doing, both nationally and in the states, to protect the right to vote. They also provided the President and Vice President with their ideas on ways to engage the public on civil rights issues."

The meeting participants included:

• Melanie Campbell, President and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation
• Dr. Johnnetta Cole, National Chair and President of the National Council of Negro Women
• Wade Henderson, Interim President of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human
• Damon Hewitt, President and Executive Director of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
• Sherrilyn Ifill, President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund
• Derrick Johnson, President and CEO of the NAACP (virtual)
• Marc Morial, President and CEO of the National Urban League
• Reverend Al Sharpton, President of the National Action Network

From the White House:

• Danielle Conley, Deputy Counsel to the President
• Tina Flournoy, Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to the Vice President
• Catherine Lhamon, Deputy Assistant to the President for Racial Justice and Equity
• Dana Remus, Assistant to the President and White House Counsel
• Susan Rice, Assistant to the President and Domestic Policy Advisor
• Cedric Richmond, Assistant to the President and Senior Advisor and Director of the Office of Public Engagement

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 On Thursday, there wasn't any publicly known schedule but on Friday July 2nd, Vice President Harris joined President Biden in welcoming and receiving the Los Angeles Dodgers who are the 2020 Baseball World Series Champions to the White House.

The President and Vice President received them in the East Room.

 With no none public events for Monday 28th and Tuesday 29th, on Wednesday Madam Vice President took part and delivered opening remarks at the UN’s Generation Equality Forum, “a global gathering for gender equality convened by UN Women in a live speech. The forum was co-hosted by the Governments of Mexico and France in partnership with youth and civil society.

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According to the United Nations: The Forum kicked off in Mexico City in March and will culminate in Paris from 30 June to 2 July 2021, launching a series of concrete, ambitious and transformative actions to achieve immediate and irreversible progress towards gender equality. The event also marked the 25th anniversary of the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing.

Vice President Harris lead the U.S. virtual delegation to the Generation Equality Forum in Paris, and provided live opening remarks alongside co-hosts French President Emmanuel Macron, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and U.N. Secretary General António Guterres. 

2) In the afternoon, Vice President Harris joined President Biden in the South Court Auditorium for a meeting with some Western Governors to discuss ways and briefings to address this year’s current and upcoming severe fire danger, titled "Western Wildfires."

They were accompanied by Cabinet officials, and private sector partners to discuss the devastating intersection of drought, heat, and wildfires in the Western United States, and strengthening prevention, preparedness and response efforts for this wildfire season

Cabinet Officials who attended were:

• Secretary of the Interior, Deb Haaland
• Energy Department's Secretary Jennifer Granholm,
• White House National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy 
• White House's Chief of Staff, Ron Klein
• Deputy secretary of Defense Kathleen Holland Hicks 
• EPA Administrator Michael Regan,
• Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall  who serves as the Homeland Security Advisor for U.S. President Joe Biden
• Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas
• Tom Vilsack, SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE

 Governors attending were: 

 On Thursday, here's Vice President Harris' publicly known schedule:

1) In the morning she was in the Southern Auditorium, where she hosted a virtual “National Vaccine Month of Action” event with community partners from across the country.

During the session, she thanked hundreds of grassroots and community organizations and volunteers across the country who are working to get their communities vaccinated. 

2) Then she joined President Biden in the Oval Office to meet with a bipartisan group of Senate Leaders to negotiate on the Infrastructure spending bill.

After a bipartisan agreement was made, President Biden and the attending Senators gaggle with the press on the historic deal, with Vice President Harris looking on with other members of the Top negotiating team which included: Steve Ricchetti, counselor to the President, Brian Deese, director of the National Economic Council and Louisa Terrell, WH legislative affairs director.

Then she joined President Biden in the East Room where the President deliver remarks in the bipartisan Infrastructure Deal.

 Thursday marked a historical day. With many years of campaigning to mark Juneteenth a Federal Holiday, it finally came through with both the Vice President and then the Presidents signing into a Federal Day.

The Juneteenth National Independence Day Act bill was passed overwhelmingly by the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday in a 415 to 14 vote after clearing the Senate unanimously, was first by the House Speaker, Rep. Nancy Pelosi then signed Vice President Harris who in her role as President of the Senate signed her first bill in the Roosevelt Room with a bust of Frederick Douglas looking on.

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The bill had been championed for years by Black legislators in the US Congress led by Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, a Democrat from Texas.

Then she move on and joined President Biden in the East Room for the President's signature to the bill into law. Before that the Vice President gave remarks, “Today is a day of celebration,” said Vice President Harris. “It is not only a day of pride, it is also a day for us to reaffirm and rededicate ourselves to action.”

She also went on and reminded the 80+ White House guests who were invited which included Congress Legislators who helped passed in the bill, that they were gathered in a "house built by enslaved people," and said the holiday would be an occasion to "reaffirm and rededicate ourselves to action."

The campaign to federally recognise Juneteenth also as known as the US’s “Second Independence Day” began with Opal Lee, a 94-year-old Texan and many other Civil Rights Activists of her generation who has campaigned her entire life to make Juneteenth a national holiday.

Juneteenth which is marked on June 19th previously known as Jubilee Day, Freedom Day, Liberation Day or Emancipation Day commemorates the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans, when the last enslaved Black Americans were told they were free during the US Civil War between Confederate slave-holding states in the south and Union free states in the north

Confederate forces surrendered in April 1865, but the message of liberation did not reach the last enslaved Black people until June 19, when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas. President Abraham Lincoln had issued the Emancipation Proclamation two and a half years ago, liberating American slaves in 1863.

Most US states already recognise Juneteenth as a holiday or have an official observance of the day with most been a paid holiday for state employees in Texas, New York, Virginia and Washington, DC.

 In honour of the 100th anniversary of the racist massacre of the Greenwood neighborhood known as the Tulsa Race Massacre in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Vice President Harris hosted two of three known survivors at the Vice President's Ceremonial Office.

She met with Viola "Mother" Fletcher and Hughes "Uncle Red" Van Ellis who were young and children of victims at the time of the massacre. Vice President Harris heard their stories of how they have been living before, during and after the massacre. 

Viola "Mother" Fletcher and Hughes "Uncle Red" Van Ellis were last in Congress where they urge lawmarkers through their recollections and stories to bring change in ending racial crimes and racism in the country as well as better the living conditions of the African American communities and not have a repeat of the racial crimes done in the past.

The Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa also known as the Black Wall Street was a one of the country's thriving business district. 100 years ago, a white supremacist mob killed hundreds of Black residents. Black homes, businesses, and churches were burned down.

The origins of how the massacre happen has been whitewashed over the years but recollections from the survivors of the events which sparked the white mob to descend on Greenwood. It began with gunshots which were were fired outside a courthouse after a young, Black man was accused of assaulting a white, female elevator operator and had been arrested.

The innocent interaction was turned into a terrible headline allegation in the press of a Black male, teenager who attacked a white female teenager. During the court hearing crowds of white people gathered outside the court.

On the evening May 31st 1921, and into the following day, a mob of armed, white men destroyed and burned down the all-Black Greenwood neighborhood in Tulsa.

Amongst the atrocities of the day were: a mob tied a Black man by the waist to the back of their truck with his head banging along the pavement as they drove off. A murdered Black family draped over the fence of their home, outside. An elderly couple knelt by their bed, praying to God with their heart and their soul, when they were shot in the back of their heads, Private planes dropping explosives, the first and only domestic aerial assault of its kind on an American city, here in Tulsa.

This according to a 2001 commission reported the number killed was as high as 300 compared to the 35 which was reported by the State of Oklahoma. The 2021 commission found that an estimated $1.8 million in damages which renewed calls for reparations which would come out to more than $25 million in 2021. As many as 10,000 residents were displaced or put in internment camps after the massacre was painted as a "riot" to prevent Black businesses from collecting on insurance claims.

During his remarks in Greenwood, President Biden called for June to be "a month of action on Capitol Hill" on voting rights legislation. He also announced that he was appointing Vice President Kamala Harris to spearhead the administration's efforts to combat, what he called, "the assault on the right to vote."

1) On Memorial Day, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris honored America’s war heroes at Arlington National Cemetery by laying a wreath at the hallowed burial ground and extolling the sacrifices of the fallen for the pursuit of democracy, “the soul of America.”

They were joined by First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in a somber ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier which is dedicated to deceased service members whose remains have not been identified.

2) After the ceremony, the Presidential and Vice Presidential couples departed for one of DC's buzziest eateries Le Diplomate restaurant in Washington, DC where they had lunch.

 1) She joined President Biden in the Oval Office to receive the President's Daily Briefings.

2) On the occasion of the First anniversary of the cruel death of George Floyd, President Biden and Vice President Harris invited the late George Floyd's family to the White House to mark the day and discuss how to change the laws.

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George Floyd was a 46-year-old Black man who was killed on May 25, 2020, after then-cop Derek Chauvin pressed his knee onto his neck for more than nine minutes whilst Floyd was unarmed. George Floyd’s death sparked a nation and also worldwide calls for racial justice in policing and a reimagining of law enforcement. 

The hour long meeting comes as the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. The Act is a legislation that would set up a national registry of police misconduct, ban racial and religious profiling by law enforcement and overhaul qualified immunity for police officers remains stalled in the Senate. The act was introduced by Senator Cory Booker, Representative Karen Bass, and the then Senator Kamala Harris.

3) Later she hosted a Oath of Office swear in ceremony at the Justice Department on Tuesday evening. Kristen Clark was nominated by the Biden-Harris team on January 7th to the post of Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Department.

She was confirmed on Monday by the Senate in a 51-48 vote becoming the First Black woman confirm to lead the Civil Rights Department of the Justice Department.

 On Friday, Madam Vice President hosted her second Foreign Leader to the White House. South Korea's Head of State, President Moon Jae-in was in the United States to visit to the Depart of Commerce as well as the President and Vice President.

Vice President Harris who has quickly taken an increasingly prominent role in diplomacy received and exchanged pleasantries with President Moon Jae-in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. 

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Then the two leaders shared a moment gazing at the White House from one of the building’s balconies — similar to last month during Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s visit.

After both leaders briefly held remarks, “President Joe Biden and I am confident that together we can promote a free, open and prosperous Indo-Pacific region, a region that is unconstrained by coercion and anchored in international rules and order.”

She said, “At a time when our world faces increasing threats to our health, security and climate, it is more important than ever that the United States and the Republic of Korea work closely together.”

2) Then she virtually attended the Global Health Summit hosted by the World Health Organization and the G7 countries especially in partnership between Italy, which currently holds G20 Presidency and the European Commission — to discuss the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and pledge new commitments to help ensure COVID-19 vaccine doses reach the populations that need them most.

She delivered remarks on behalf of President Biden who was receiving President Moon of South Korea announcing that the administration has backed calls from many developing countries for the patent waiver, in the hope this would boost production and allow more equitable distribution.

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 1) Vice President Kamala Harris spoke on the phone with His Majesty King Abdullah II of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. During the call both, VP Harris reaffirmed the United States' support and express their commitment to continued close cooperation. She also briefed him on the intensive diplomatic efforts to support to stop the Israeli escalations in East Jerusalem and the aggression on the Gaza stripe*

As many people know through my other blog, Queen Rania's Closet King Abdullah II and his ancestors before him are Custodian of the Holy City of Jerusalem and have been working tremendously in de-escalating the tensions in the Gaza especially in the last 11 days where an apartheid happening towards the end of the Holy Month of Ramadan.

Whilst His Majesty King Abdullah II stressed out the need to provide protection for the Palestinians and their properties and stop the Israeli violations against them.

Later in the day, it was announced that Israel and Hamas agree with a cease fire.

2) Then she joined President Biden in the East Room where she delivered remarks before the President signed the COVID-19 Hate Crime Bill Act into law.

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COVID-19 Hate Crime Bill Act passed its final reading in the House of Representatives on Tuesday in a rare show of bipartisanship following an increase in high-profile attacks on Asian Americans in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

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The legislation which was introduced by Rep. Grace Meng, D-N.Y., and Sen. Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, will instructs the Department of Justice to designate a representative to expedite the review of hate crimes related to COVID-19.

During her remarks, Vice President thanked the lawmakers, many of whom attended the evening for their work.

"To the members of our United States Congress on both sides of the aisle who helped pass the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act, thank you," she said. "Because of you, history will remember this day and this moment when our nation took action to combat hate."

 On Tuesday, here's Madam Vice President's publicly known schedule:

1) During the day, The White House released President Joe Biden's, First Lady Dr. Jill Biden's, Vice President Kamala Harris' and Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff's 2020 tax returns. 

Rekindling with traditions of the Presidential and Vice Presidential couples' releasing their yearly tax returns, it was shown that President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden reported $607,336 in adjusted gross income, and paid $157,414 in federal taxes, a rate of 25.9%. 

Vice President Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff reported $1,695,225 in adjusted gross income and paid $621,893 in federal taxes, a 36.7% rate.  

The White House also revealed that The Bidens had joint assets valued between $1.2 million and nearly $2.9 million, while The Harris-Emhoff’s joint assets are worth between $3 million and nearly $7 million.

 1) President Biden and Vice President Harris welcomed members of Congress Leadership to the White House where they were receive in the Oval Office. 

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The group who attended were made up of House Majority Leader and Speaker, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Senate Majority Leader, Chuck Schumer and Senate Minority Leader McConnell. President Biden and Vice President Harris worked with them to identify areas where they could collaborate, especially with regard to infrastructure, on which the leaders agreed there was a need for investment.

2) According to an article by People's magazine, Vice President Harris hosted a virtual Vaccine Discussion with a diverse group of celebrities and influencers for a discussion on the best methods to reach the public with information about the COVID-19 vaccine.

The event was close to the press and public but according to People, Vice President Harris was joined by Health Expert and senior advisor to the administration's COVID-19 response team, Dr. Marcella Nunez Smith, 

The celebrities and influencers according to the article which included Kim Kardashian, Joe Jonas, Karlie Kloss, Lily Collins and Camila Cabello. 

 On Monday, this is the only known public presence of Madam Vice President:

President Biden delivered remarks on the state of the economy which Vice President Harris attended. During his remarks, President Biden spoke about the ransomware cyber attack currently impacting Colonial Pipeline.

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 1) She began the day by delivering opening remarks in a pre-recorded video at the Bolstering U.S. COVID-19 relief efforts in India: Perspectives from the Diaspora hosted by the States Department's Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs.

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In the last weeks, India has seen a great increase in case of COVID-19 infections during this second wave of the pandemic and is struggling with more than 4,00,000 daily new coronavirus cases being reported in the past few days, and hospitals are reeling under a shortage of medical oxygen and beds.

Vice President Kamala Harris in her remarks has said that India's welfare is critically important to the United States

2) At noon, she had lunch with President Biden in the Private Dining Room

3) Then she joined President Biden in the Oval Office to receive the week's Economic Briefings. Read here.

4) Later in the day, Vice President Harris attended the President's Cabinet meeting held in the Blue Room. Almost all Secretaries and Cabinet members were in attendance whilst others joined in virtually.

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During the meeting, many things were discussed and a statement from Vice President Harris was released pertaining to the April Jobs Report. You can read it here: The White House

5) Then Vice President Harris virtually met with Mexican President, HE President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. 

The public part of the meeting focused mostly on immigration, a key issue in U.S.-Mexico relationship along with trade, border security and the pandemic. As we all know, Vice President Harris will be taking her first Foreign trip next month June 8th to Mexico and Guatemala to hold talks about immigration and its cause.

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