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Michelle Obama and Beyoncé headline Kamala Harris’ campaign
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Michelle Obama and Beyoncé headline Kamala Harris’ campaign

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Michelle Obama and Beyoncé are among the celebrities putting their star power behind Vice President Harris in the final days of the campaign. Aaron Gilchrist of NBC News reports.