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原文地址：TikTok creator roasts Oprah, Harris for featuring her in town hall interview: ‘I do not support Harris’
新闻日期：2024-09-22
在奥普拉·温弗瑞的一次节目中，一位被特邀与美国副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯共同参加讨论会的TikTok创作者谴责节目组未经授权使用了她的视频片段，并借此对哈里斯进行讽刺，表明她不支持这位民主党副总统竞选总统。布莱尔·阿伦森（Blaire Allison）在其个人账号发布的一段视频中展示了她在温弗瑞访谈中的片段，并在随后的视频中模仿了哈里斯讲话的方式，明确表示：“我完全明白这一点，请听清楚，我不支持卡玛拉·哈里斯总统竞选。”她还透露，温弗瑞团队并未事先获得许可使用她的视频，表示自己在社区成员通知之前对此毫不知情。
布莱尔·阿伦森声称，她在11月的一条视频中提到，随着生活成本的上涨，教师和最低工资工人等人群正在面临巨大压力，并对物价问题表达了不满。她指出，在观看该视频后，自己的观点得到了广大社交媒体用户的认同与赞赏，认为这段视频对于批评哈里斯具有重要意义。
据报道，此次镇厅会议是在“为美国团结行动”活动中进行的直播访谈环节，参与嘉宾包括多位名人和来自全国各地的普通公民提问分享。自从宣布参选总统以来，哈里斯长时间没有接受过媒体公开采访。尽管最近在乔治亚州与民主党竞选伙伴蒂姆·瓦茨（Tim Walz）一道参与了一场预先录制的CNN节目采访，她后续也接受了其他一些访谈，包括本周与全国黑人记者协会的合作。
布莱尔·阿伦森在其TikTok视频中的回复获得了大量关注，社交媒体用户们对此表现出热情，并对哈里斯的批判表示赞同。同时，她宣布自己将不再支持卡玛拉·哈里斯总统竞选，并且不会在即将举行的选举中为哈里斯投票。
最终，布莱尔·阿伦森在与温弗瑞节目的合作问题上表达了失望之情，并希望自己的内容能够让更多观众认识到哈里斯在处理经济议题上的不足之处。
原文摘要：
A TikTok creator who was featured in Oprah Winfrey’s town hall interview with Vice President Kamala Harris last week slammed the use of her video without permission, mocking Harris and vowing she will not vote for her come November. “So I got my four seconds of fame on The Oprah Winfrey Show, and of all people to be her guest, let me show you who it was,” a TikTok creator behind the account Blaire_Allison said in a video posted Saturday. The TikTok then showed a clip of Winfrey’s town hall-style interview with Harris that aired Thursday evening, featuring various people describing how the cost of living is strangling average Americans’ pocketbooks, including a video from Blaire Allison posted in November 2023. “I don’t understand how people are affording life right now,” Allison said in the featured clip. KAMALA HARRIS PANNED ONLINE FOR DELIVERING RAMBLING REMARKS DURING OPRAH EVENT: ‘UNBELIEVABLE CRINGE’ The TikTok creator launched a rebuttal to the clip being aired by imitating Harris to underscore she does not support the Democratic vice president’s run for the Oval Office. “To my Americans: Let me make something perfectly clear, OK? I do not support Harris for president,” she said, mocking and imitating Harris’ often roundabout way of speaking. “OK? I want to be unburdened by who has been in the White House the last three and a half years. OK? As I stand here today, on this stage, standing on this stage today, the day after yesterday, I just want you to know, OK, how I stand and how I stand today is that I do not support Harris for president.” The TikTok slamming Harris has racked up more than 2 million views on X, with over 100,000 views on the original TikTok as of Sunday morning. HARRIS SHIFTS KEY POSITIONS ON BORDER, ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION AS CAMPAIGN PROMISES ‘PRAGMATIC’ APPROACH In a follow-up TikTok, the content creator stated that Winfrey’s team did not secure permission to feature her original video, noting she had “no clue that clip would be shared while she interviewed Kamala Harris.” “I have made it very clear that I don’t support Kamala Harris, at all,” she added. The creator told Fox News Digital via email on Sunday that she is a “very patriotic American and I don’t believe Harris puts Americans first, nor has established a plan on how she will improve Americans livelihoods,” and will consequently not vote for Harris come November. “I was disappointed that such a well known talk show such as Oprah Winfrey didn’t even notify me they were using my clip, which didn’t allow me time to watch the footage until people in my community notified me,” she added. OPRAH WINFREY TO JOIN VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS FOR TOWN HALL Blaire Allison’s original video from November that was featured in the town hall focused on how the cost of living was affecting people on average salaries, including teachers and minimum wage workers, with the TikTok creator saying inflation and cost woes “really p—es me off.” “How are people affording life right now? How are people tackling this cost of living on the average American salary? I just watched a TikTok of a teacher who makes a teacher’s salary. I don’t know what state she’s in, so I don’t know how much she makes. But her one-bedroom apartment is $2,000 and when she spends $2,000 on that one-bedroom apartment, it doesn’t even come with the washer and dryer, so she has to go pay an additional $2 every time she wants to use the washer and dryer,” she said in the video that was posted to her TikTok account on Nov. 6, 2023. GUTFELD: OPRAH WAS TRYING TO MANAGE THE ‘TRAIN-WRECK’ WITH KAMALA HARRIS CNN COMMENTATOR SLAMS HARRIS AFTER OPRAH WINFREY SIT-DOWN: ‘WHEN HAS SHE SAT DOWN WITH ANY HOSTILE MEDIA?’ Social media commenters shared the TikTok creator’s rebuttal to the Winfrey interview posted this weekend, celebrating how she “savages” Harris and adding that her response to Harris was “hysterical.” Harris spoke with Winfrey at the “Unite for America Rally” on Thursday, which was a livestream event featuring several celebrities as well as questions and stories from citizens across the country. HARRIS TELLS OPRAH ANYONE BREAKING INTO HER HOME IS ‘GETTING SHOT:’ ‘PROBABLY SHOULD NOT HAVE SAID THAT’ Harris has overwhelmingly avoided the media since announcing her run for the White House after President Biden dropped out of the race in July amid mounting concern over his mental acuity and age. As of Sunday, Harris has gone 63 days as the presumptive, and now, official Democratic nominee for president without holding an official press conference. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP After weeks of pressure to hold a sit-down interview, Harris ended her interview drought last month in Georgia when she was joined by running mate Tim Walz for a pre-taped piece with CNN’s Dana Bash. She’s done more interviews since, including this week with the National Association of Black Journalists, and speaking with Winfrey on Thursday. Fox News Digital reached out to the Harris campaign and the group that organized the Unite for America Rally regarding the TikTok creator’s rebuttal video, but did not receive replies. Fox News Digital’s Brian Flood and Jeffrey Clark contributed to this report. Get the latest updates from the 2024 campaign trail, exclusive interviews and more at our Fox News Digital election hub.
