Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/UB9KGUDuTcf.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Brandon Gill Asked One Question They Wouldnt Answer đź‘€ [kJIQ89AifuU] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT #BrandonGill #Congress #DonaldTrump #KamalaHarris #Shorts During a congressional hearing, Rep. Brandon Gill pressed civil rights attorney Maya Wiley over her previous use of the phrase “Black job” in a social media post about Kamala Harris. Gill repeatedly asked Wiley to explain what a “Black job” actually meant. Wiley argued that her wording was a joke responding to Donald Trump's earlier comments and repeatedly told Gill, “You'll have to ask Donald Trump.” Gill continued pressing before ending with one final question: “Could Hillary Clinton have filled that Black job?” The tense back-and-forth quickly became a viral political exchange over race, rhetoric, and whether the question ever received a straight answer. 7N1kRkql13Z g2XoHBsodS3 neIcxz7yoAU R4gL8yKJkuk sCuYxXOZgPM R4M1ncWGkuQ
#BrandonGill #Congress #DonaldTrump #KamalaHarris #Shorts During a congressional hearing, Rep. Brandon Gill pressed civil rights attorney Maya Wiley over her previous use of the phrase “Black job” in a social media post about Kamala Harris. Gill repeatedly asked Wiley to explain what a “Black job” actually meant. Wiley argued that her wording was a joke responding to Donald Trump's earlier comments and repeatedly told Gill, “You'll have to ask Donald Trump.” Gill continued pressing before ending with one final question: “Could Hillary Clinton have filled that Black job?” The tense back-and-forth quickly became a viral political exchange over race, rhetoric, and whether the question ever received a straight answer. 7N1kRkql13Z g2XoHBsodS3 neIcxz7yoAU R4gL8yKJkuk sCuYxXOZgPM R4M1ncWGkuQ