Kamala Harris made Joe Biden's rough week even worse

The VP didn't make things any easier for the administration by seeming to agree with a student who suggested Israel is engaged in 'ethnic genocide.'

Harris, for her part, inadvertently added fuel to the fire on Tuesday with for her response to a George Mason University student's comment accusing Israel of"ethnic genocide." It wasn't the first time Harris opened the Biden administration up to criticism.

In response, Harris said:"This is about the fact that your voice, your perspective, your experience, your truth should not be suppressed, and it must be heard."

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