Kamala Harris delivers an uplifting speech and criticizes Trump during an appearance on “SNL.”

Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” just days before American voters determine whether she might be elected the forty seventh president of the United States.

The Democratic presidential candidate joined comedian Maya Rudolph for a brief sketch during the opening night comedy show. Rudolph played a comedic, dramatized version of Harris on SNL throughout the election cycle.

During this scene, Rudolph as Kamala Harris reflects within the green room on the ultimate stage of the campaign, preparing for her final stop on the battlefield in Pennsylvania.

“I wish I could talk to someone who was in my position, you know, a black South Asian woman running for president, preferably from the Bay Area,” Rudolph’s version of Harris says, sitting in front of her vanity mirror.

Suddenly, the true Kamala Harris appears, wearing an identical black suit and a shirt embellished along with her signature pearls. The live audience erupts in thunderous applause, causing Harris to interrupt her first statement.

“You and me, sister!” – Harris says as two Kamala Harris greet one another.

Harris, while giving an uplifting speech about winning the election, quickly attacked her Republican opponent, former President Donald Trump.

“I’m here to remind you, you bought this. Because you’ll be able to do something your opponent cannot do: you’ll be able to open doors,” Harris said.

Trump went viral last week after attempting to open the door of a Trump-emblazoned garbage truck during the campaign in Michigan.

During the skit, Harris confirmed her famous laugh, which Rudolph and others often use when impersonating Kamala Harris. – I do not really laugh like that, do I? Harris said. Rudolph’s Kamala Harris replied, “A little.”

As the fictional Kamala Harris stares at her reflection of the true Kamala Harris, they each declare the necessity to “Stop the chaos and end the drama-la” and “Keep calm-a-la and carry on-la” – a play on Harris’ Name.

At the tip of the skit, Rudolph says, “I’m going to vote for us,” to which Harris asks, “Any chance you’re registered in Pennsylvania?”

“No, I’m not,” Rudolph says. “It was worth a try,” Harris replied.

Vice President Harris’ guest appearance on SNL was reported and later confirmed just hours before the live broadcast. The speech was undoubtedly a last-ditch effort to further construct momentum for the Harris-Walz campaign just two days before Election Day.

National polls proceed to point out that the presidential election between Harris and Trump stays a good one. However, several polls show Harris barely leading in key swing states she is going to have to win.

The surprise poll result showed Harris leading Trump in Iowa, which hasn’t voted for a Democrat since former President Barack Obama won the state within the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections.

“I heard she was winning,” said civil rights activist Melanie Campbell, president of the Power of the Ballot Action Fund.

If Harris manages to defeat Trump on Tuesday night or at any point within the race, she is going to make history as the primary woman, first Black woman and first South Asian president of the United States.

After filming the live show on SNL, reporters asked Harris how she enjoyed the experience. “It was fun,” the vice chairman said, smiling and boarding Air Force Two.

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