'Special Report' anchor Bret Baier pressed VP Kamala Harris on key issues during her first interview with Fox News.

Wandering about downtown Durham, North Carolina, the last couple of days, I kept trying to figure out what it reminded me of. Eventually it came to me, in many ways, this city is a mini-San Francisco of the South, and Vice President Kamala Harris’s best chance to win the swing state.

Outside the City by the Bay, I’ve never been anywhere where Big Tech’s footprint and cultural attitudes were on such obvious display, and the 80% to 20% advantage Democrats have had here in recent elections is just another sign of it.

Durham is a veritable millennial playground, where the well-off young tech pros in their childish clothing and sneakers flit between trendy-looking restaurants that are essentially high-end Applebee’s.

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In the morning, I overheard two of them chatting on the walk to work.

The Old West Durham Town sign celebrates "Diversity * Harmony * Community." (Matt Leach/Fox Digital)

"What are you doing this afternoon?" he asked. "I’m taking the gardening class," she replied. "I signed up for the hike," he shot back, and I am thinking to myself, are these people........

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