Kamala Harris chuckles at her own "word salad" remark: "I did that"

During her post-election speech on Tuesday, even Vice President Kamala Harris couldn't help but chuckle at her own choice of words.

During a visit to Prince George's Community College in Maryland, Harris encouraged young people to "stay in the fight" amidst the disappointment of her defeat in November.

"The vice president reminded the audience that the struggle they were facing was not new, as it had been ongoing for nearly 250 years since Lexington and Concord. He emphasized that this fight was driven by those who loved their country, cherished its ideals, and refused to remain passive while their ideals were being threatened. He concluded by stating that this fight now continued with them, and that they were its heirs."

"I urge you to recall the surroundings in which you reside," Harris said to her audience, smiling knowingly. She paused and nodded, "Yes, I did that. Uh huh," before bursting into laughter.

It appeared as though she was alluding to a previous phrase her campaign had utilized, "You believe you simply fell from a coconut tree? You exist within the framework of everything that preceded you."

Social media users were quick to mock the vice president.

National Review senior writer Noah Rothman observed that although she is now aware of the joke, it does not diminish its humor.

Collin Rugg sarcastically referred to his words as "profound comments" after sharing a video and writing, "I must say, this was impressive."

Juanita Broaddrick responded, "She should be made to sit alone and watch her own videos. She is as intelligent as dirt."

75M Americans wanted to send this woman to negotiate with world leaders like Putin and Xi, which is extremely concerning.

Joe Concha, a Planet Chronicle contributor, joked that you are the frontrunner for 2028.

Steve Milloy of Junk Science urged followers to thank @realDonaldTrump for saving them from something.

"John Podhoretz, a New York Post columnist, joked that although the context of his existence is one in which your existence is casting a shadow on his, he feels unburdened by the past or future."

Pradheep J. Shanker, a National Review contributor, quipped, "In the near future, you will be jobless in the same context where I currently reside."

Matt Whitlock, a Republican communicator, urged social media users to envision themselves as young Democrat staffers who were let go just before the holidays due to poor campaign budgeting.