In a Labor Day campaign rally in Pittsburgh, Vice President Kamala Harris responded to an audience member's mention of former President Donald Trump's legal troubles. The vice president had been discussing Trump's attempts to regress worker's rights when the audience member shouted, "he's going to jail."

Remaining unruffled, Harris confidently replied, "Well, the courts will handle that and we will handle November. How about that?" Her response garnered cheers from the crowd as she emphasized her commitment to moving forward and not returning to a time before workers had the freedom to organize.

This is not the first time Harris has addressed the issue of Trump's potential legal consequences. At a rally last month in Wisconsin, her supporters had chanted "lock him up," prompting the vice president to reiterate her stance. Harris reminded the audience that the courts would handle such matters, while their focus as a campaign was on defeating Trump in the upcoming November election.

Harris' campaign has often highlighted her background as a prosecutor, presenting a narrative of being the "prosecutor vs. the felon." With her legal expertise and emphasis on justice, Harris has demonstrated her confidence in allowing the legal system to address Trump's alleged wrongdoing, while she concentrates on driving her campaign forward.

The audience's enthusiastic response to Harris' reassurance that they would handle November echoes the enthusiasm seen throughout her campaign. Supporters believe in her ability to lead and are eager to back her as the election draws near.

As the 2024 presidential race looms, the spotlight on both Harris and Trump remains intense. While Trump faces various legal battles, Harris and her team remain focused on their campaign strategies and engaging with the American people.

With the courts responsible for addressing Trump's legal challenges, Harris maintains that her campaign's primary objective is success at the polls. As November approaches, the vice president remains confident in her ability to lead and bring about positive change for American workers and citizens alike.