Anyone still complaining that Vice President Kamala Harris hasn't done enough sit-down interviews can stop now, as this week will see a Harris/Walz media blitz with a spate of TV, podcast, and satellite radio appearances.
The Vice President has recorded other TV interviews, podcasts, and radio shows, but has received criticism from the right over the "friendly" media interviews she's done.
Since becoming the Democratic nominee for president, Vice President Harris has been interviewed by MSNBC, CNN, a Wisconsin radio station, and appeared on a panel with the National Association of Black Journalists.
The Vice President has already recorded an episode of the hugely popular sex podcast "Call Her Daddy" to discuss reproductive rights, which was released on Sunday.
Monday night will see a special edition of "60 Minutes," which has always conducted interviews with both tickets before a presidential election.
While Donald Trump initially agreed to be interviewed, he backed out when he learned he would be fact-checked on camera in real time. Both VP Harris and Gov. Tim Walz sat with Bill Whitaker while Trump and Vance are letting their unhinged rally with Elon Musk speak for them.
Vice President Harris be everywhere on Tuesday, sitting down (separately) with Stephen Colbert, Howard Stern, and the women of "The View."
After a return to the campaign trail in Nevada on Wednesday, the Vice President will participate in a Univision Town Hall on Thursday and then will head to Arizona on Friday for another campaign appearance.
Let's see Donald Trump keep up a schedule like that.