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What will be the most talked-about moment from the Al Smith charity dinner in October 2024?
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Kamala Harris to Skip Al Smith Charity Dinner in New York, CNN Reports
Sep 21, 2024, 08:53 PM
Vice President Kamala Harris has announced that she will not attend the Al Smith charity dinner in New York City next month, CNN reports. The event, a long-standing tradition for major presidential candidates since the 1960s, is known for its light-hearted roasts and fundraising for Catholic charities. Harris's decision has drawn criticism from various quarters, with some attributing her absence to fears of being roasted by former President Donald Trump, who is expected to attend. The Al Smith dinner, which typically garners significant media attention and raises millions for charity, is expected to have 1500 guests in attendance.
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