Kamala Harris In Philadelphia Tuesday, Traffic Impacts Possible

PHILADELPHIA — Vice President Kamala Harris is coming back to Philadelphia Tuesday, this time for an interview with members of the National Association of Black Journalists.

Harris will be interviewed by Gerren Keith Gaynor, White House Correspondent and Managing Editor of Politics at theGrio; Eugene Daniels, Playbook Co-author and White House Correspondent for POLITICO; and Tonya Mosley, Co-host of WHYY’s Fresh Air with Terry Gross and Tonya Mosley.

The interview will take place at WHYY Studios at 150 N. Sixth Street on Independence Mall.

Drivers should expect delays in the area as her motorcade makes its way in and out of the city.

It will be livestreamed for all NABJ members and the public to access at 2:30 p.m. on the association's Facebook and YouTube channel, as well as on WHYY’s platforms.

PolitiFact will provide real-time fact-checking of the conversation via #NABJFactCheck on social media and through a live feed on the NABJ website.

"We look forward to our members and student journalists hearing from Vice President Harris as our panel asks the tough questions that are most pressing to the communities served by NABJ members," NABJ President Ken Lemon said. "As we have always stated, NABJ does not endorse political candidates as a journalism organization. Just as we demonstrated during our Convention interview with former President Trump, this event will not be a campaign rally but will be handled with respect to journalistic principles. The interview with Vice President Harris is designed to inform the public and give our members access to help inform their reporting. It is our hope that this event will also help provide real-time training for our emerging storytellers. We are thrilled we were able to work with the Harris team to deliver an in-person interview as we did with her opponent."