CNN's Erin Burnett questions whether it's 'better' for Harris to continue to decline interview requests

CNN's Erin Burnett wondered on Wednesday whether Vice President Harris would be better off ignoring interview requests from the media, as she continues to avoid the press in the early weeks of her campaign.

"She hasn’t done a big interview in a while here and certainly not since announcing," Burnett told media personality Charlamagne Tha God. "Are you going to talk to her soon? What do you think? What do you think she should do? Or does she do better to ignore all those calls to talk and just keep doing what she’s doing?"

Harris has gone 32 days without holding a press conference or giving a formal interview since emerging as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

"I think what she's been doing has worked because you know what she's been doing is hitting the ground. And I think, you know, sometimes we forget about the ground game in this digital era that we're in this era of interviews. Sometimes, you know – not sometimes, all the time when you're actually on the ground shaking hands, you know, kissing babies, actually touching people, that goes a long way," Charlamagne responded.

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"She'll get to interviews after the DNC. But, you know, this week I think she got – she's got bigger fish to fry, like going out there tomorrow and knocking a home run speech out the park," he continued.

Liberal commentator Angela Rye argued during the conversation that Harris was having conversations with journalists off-air.

"Folks are spending a lot of time talking about what she's doing on the camera. There's also a behind the cameras side. And I think one thing that's very consistent about Kamala Harris is you can best believe she's having