Another gamble on election eve: Harris raids sketch show "Saturday Night Live"

sources say that US Vice President Harris will appear on "Saturday Night Live", taking the risk of appearing on a live comedy show in the last few days before the election, in an attempt to attract voters through a nationally influential platform. Going on live TV is a gamble for presidential candidates or any celebrity without performance experience, but previous candidates have also taken a chance, including Trump and Hillary Clinton in 2015, as well as Obama in 2007. However, few people do this in the last few days of the campaign. One of the most popular recurring features of the show is to have actors play the president and presidential candidates.

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