Vice President Kamala Harris was ubiquitous on Tuesday as her media blitz brought her to New York City following hugely successful appearances on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast and a special Monday edition of "60 Minutes."
The Vice President started her morning with a joyous appearance on "The View," where she revealed her new Medicare at Home plan and wrote absence excuse notes during a commercial break for a couple of audience members who'd cut class that day to see her.
After that, the Vice President kicked back with Howard Stern, who summed up their fascinating conversation with a strong endorsement and a call to his listeners to follow his lead.
The Vice President capped off her night with a cold one as she chatted with Stephen Colbert on "The Late Show." Colbert, a longtime Trump critic, started the show with a parody of the "60 Minutes" introduction explaining why only Kamala Harris accepted their invitation.
Vice President Harris received an extended standing ovation from the studio audience, who was delighted when they began chanting for her. "They can pronounce my name!" the VP happily said to Colbert.
Always an excellent interviewer, Colbert led the Vice President through her opponent's more recent failures and lies, and how he's a threat to the future of American democracy. They also touched on her campaign's triumphs and momentum.
But the most viral moment of the interview came when Colbert asked the Vice President to have a beer with him. They proceeded to toast each other with the "Champagne of beers," at the VP's request.
Watch the full segment, below.