VIDEOS: Kamala Harris Demands To Know If NASA 'Can Measure Trees' By Race To Get 'Environmental Justice'
Democrat Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris interrupted a presentation by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to ask if the agency “can measure trees” in low income areas to find hidden racism and help establish “environmental justice” for non-white people.
“Can you measure, um, trees?” Harris demanded, pointing at the screen with an index finger. “Because part of that data that you’re referring to, and it’s an EJ, it’s environmental justice. But you can also track, by race, their averages in terms of the number of trees in the neighborhood where people live.”
Kamala Harris interrupts a NASA presentation to ask if NASA "can measure trees" as part of "environmental justice." pic.twitter.com/POoArDzaGc
— Jake Schneider (@jacobkschneider) November 6, 2021
Harris starred in a promotional video for NASA last month that featured child actors portrayed as every elementary school students who were having an organic conversation with the Vice President, when this was not the case. The video received overwhelming backlash in the form of a punishing like-to-dislike ratio:
Kamala Harris is featured in a new NASA space video series featuring child actors. Upon release of the trailer and first episode, viewers overwhelmingly hit the dislike button.
The first episode of Kamala Harris’s NASA space series features a handful of child actors and received incredibly low marks upon release on YouTube. The series is an attempt by the government to get children more interested in space.
As was reported by the Washington Examiner, the video received around 114,000 views on YouTube, with only 1,900 likes and a whopping 2,800 dislikes. The trailer for the video itself drew 48 likes and 136 dislikes.
