Kamala Harris Criticizes Trump Administration; Security Incident at Her Malibu Home

Former Vice President Kamala Harris strongly criticized the Trump administration during a Democratic fireside chat, labeling it as ‘the most corrupt, callous, and incompetent presidential administration we’ve ever seen.’ In response, Fox News contributor Joe Concha called her rhetoric ‘dangerous’ and linked it to past assassination attempts on President Trump, suggesting her comments could incite further political violence.

On a different note, Los Angeles sheriff’s deputies were called to Kamala Harris’ Malibu home on Friday night after a woman arrived uninvited on two occasions. Reports indicate that the woman, after being dropped off by an Uber, attempted to contact security at the $8 million property and was informed she must leave. Despite this, she returned later in the evening, leading Harris’ security to notify authorities after 10 p.m. However, the woman was not arrested.

Lt. Jason Duron, a watch commander at the Malibu/Lost Hills sheriff’s station, stated, ‘We are stepping up patrols of the property to be safe.’

Eduardo Negrón, Kamala Harris’ spokesperson, explained that security personnel stopped the intruder who entered Vice President Harris and Doug Emhoff’s property before reaching the home. Negrón emphasized their gratitude for the swift response by security and law enforcement.

It’s worth noting that President Donald Trump had previously ended Harris’ Secret Service protection last year. Former President Joe Biden had extended the protection for an additional year beyond the typical six-month period for former vice presidents.

The Malibu residence, purchased last January, reflects Harris’ ties to California. Harris, originally from the state, served as District Attorney of San Francisco, Attorney General of California, and as a senator before joining Biden’s presidential ticket.

Fox News Digital has sought comments from both the sheriff’s department and Kamala Harris’ representatives. Brie Stimson, a writer for Fox News Digital, specializes in entertainment and breaking news.