After Kamala Harris facing backlash online for appearing on "Call Her Daddy," host Alex Cooper said she postponed to attend a hurricane emergency.

The Democratic presidential nominee spoke about the grit it takes to be a woman seeking public office, the toughness her mother instilled in her and the importance of reproductive rights in this election.

Kamala Harris featured on the latest episode of "Call Her Daddy," a podcast hugely popular among women listeners.

On Sunday, Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on the relationship advice and comedy podcast Call Her Daddy. Harris, the Democratic nominee in the coming Presidential Election, is set to continue her tour with appearances on CBS’ 60 Minutes and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,

The Vice President sat down with the 'Barstool Sports' alum, and fans and critics alike have thoughts about the move.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ decision to appear on the podcast “Call Her Daddy” has drawn scoffs from a scattering of established news outlets, but an experiment conducted by Democratic pollsters this summer shows why the party may need to try slightly unorthodox methods to reach young voters who avoid political news.