Quentin Tarantino tells Kamala Harris to continue dodging interviews until election: 'Don't f--- s--- up'

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Legendary Hollywood director Quentin Tarantino urged Kamala Harris to avoid doing any interviews before the election, telling Bill Maher that he plans to vote for her "no matter what she says."

Tarantino made the comment in a profanity-laced ranton Bill Maher's "Club Random" podcast after he was asked about criticism surrounding Harris' lack of press engagements and formal interviews with reporters.

"This is about f---ing winning," he said. "It's a mad f---ing dash and she is running it. She's not stopping to stumble and… I'm going to vote for her f---ing anyway no matter what she says in the stupid f---ing interview so don't f--- s--- up."

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Maher attributed Harris' refusal to face the press to the left's "inability or desire to engage with anyone that's not in the bubble."

"She would never go near me and when you won't go near the people that are going to vote for you…," he trailed off.

"There's no reason for her to go on your show before the election," Tarantino replied.

"Yes there is, because I speak to the exact voter she needs. The person who is in the middle, who is not ideologically captured by either side… that's exactly the audience she needs," Maher answered.

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Tarantino said that while Maher's argument is