Kamala Harris faces a challenge in connecting with Black men, who view her as unserious.

On Sunday, MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell stated that Vice President Kamala Harris is having difficulty connecting with White and Black male voters.

On "Meet the Press," Michell stated that Harris should increase her media presence because she is not perceived as a "heavyweight."

Mitchell remarked that the problem with men that she has is quite significant, and that the support for Trump among that group may be underestimated.

She attributed misogyny as one of the reasons Harris was not taken seriously among both Republican and Democratic men.

"Mitchell stated that misogynation is prevalent in the Black and White men's communities, and it is a significant issue. However, the business world also contributes to this problem. They do not take her seriously, and they do not consider her a heavyweight. The issue is gender-based, but she must be more specific about her economic plans. Mitchell suggested that they need to increase the number of interviews and conduct more serious ones to address this issue."

Since becoming the Democratic nominee 72 days ago, Harris has yet to hold a single official press conference. However, in response to criticism, she has shifted her strategy and will make appearances on The View, The Howard Stern Show, and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert this week.

Hosts from all three shows have expressed support for Harris.

"Jen Psaki, the former White House press secretary, stated, "I believe it's a fantastic idea. Given that everything is significant, you must take risks and individuals may make errors. Despite this, it's worth it. Put them out there and have them do a lot of things.""