Vice President Kamala Harris added a previously unannounced stop in New York City to her schedule for a surprise cameo on Saturday Night Live.
She is appearing on NBC’s hit late night show with just three days to go before the election.
Harris is likely to come face-to-face with SNL veteran cast member Maya Rudolph, who was specifically cast to play the vice president after Joe Biden dropped out of the race.
Earlier this week, Harris failed to lock in an interview with popular podcaster Joe Rogan.
He interviewed Donald Trump just over a week ago to record ratings of over 17 million views in less than 24 hours.
Rogan confirmed that Harris refused to come on his podcast over scheduling conflicts and a clash about how long the interview would last.
The podcast host opened up about why the ‘very difficult’ VP had failed to appear on his popular show that boasts 14 million subscribers and 18 million YouTube followers.
Last month, fans of Saturday Night Live were up in arms over a sketch they say sought to save face for Kamala Harris after her ‘disastrous’ interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier.
Campaign advisors came back mid-flight to inform the press pool that she would be stopping in New York
Earlier Saturday, Harris campaign advisors came back mid-flight after her rally in North Carolina to inform the press pool that she would be stopping in New York.
Aides initially did not respond directly to questions about what she will be doing in NYC, and gave no response when the pool floated a plausible option.
Harris still plans to head to Detroit after the surprise diversion where she has a morning rally on Sunday.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are spending their final weekend on the campaign trail with just three days before what could be one of the closest elections in history.
More than 70 millions of Americans have already cast their ballots, but the candidates are still pushing to persuade the final critical voters who could take them to victory.
Harris is likely to come face-to-face with SNL veteran cast member Maya Rudolph , who was specifically cast to play the vice president after Joe Biden dropped out of the race
DailyMail.com’s polling partners J.L. Partners show Harris has the momentum going into sprint before November 5, with the race trending into tossup territory.
Both held rallies earlier Saturday in the critical swing state of North Carolina where the polls have the race deadlocked.
Trump also took the stage in Virginia, where he is trailing in the polls.
He has another rally in Greensboro, North Carolina, this evening.
