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Manipulated video: A video purporting to show Harris drunk was proven to be digitally altered by a forensic analysis. Fact-checking organizations have flagged it as a deepfake.
Medical records: In October 2024, Harris released a letter from her physician stating she was in "excellent health" and fit for office. The report mentioned "moderate alcohol use," which is not evidence of alcoholism and was consistent with standard health disclosures.
Political attacks: Rumors have been promoted by political opponents, such as former President Donald Trump, who publicly questioned without evidence whether she drinks or uses drugs.
Public appearances: While Harris has been filmed having a single beer on a late-night show, this is a common strategy for candidates aiming to appear relatable. It is not evidence of excessive or problematic drinking.

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Here's a bubble-buster: AI Overview There is no credible evidence that Kamala Harris is an alcoholic . This unsubstantiated claim has circulated online, often through manipulated videos and partisan attacks. Here is a breakdown of the facts: Manipulated video: A video purporting to show Harris drunk was proven to be digitally altered by a forensic analysis. Fact-checking organizations have flagged it as a deepfake. Medical records: In October 2024, Harris released a letter from her physician stating she was in "excellent health" and fit for office. The report mentioned "moderate alcohol use," which is not evidence of alcoholism and was consistent with standard health disclosures. Political attacks: Rumors have been promoted by political opponents, such as former President Donald Trump, who publicly questioned without evidence whether she drinks or uses drugs. Public appearances: While Harris has been filmed having a single beer on a late-night show, this is a common strategy for candidates aiming to appear relatable. It is not evidence of excessive or problematic drinking.