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Her fake accent was the least of her problems. She tossed another classic Kamala word salad about her leadership during the hurricanes.

"I'll start by speaking to all of the people who are living in the southeast corridor who have been so devastated by Hurricane Helene, Milton, and, I cannot stress enough, the work that we have been doing around the clock to make sure that the federal resources are on the ground in partnership with state and local leaders to do the work of giving people the relief they need so immediately, plus a commitment to helping people in the long term. I do think that the crisis that we have just experienced and the ongoing effects of it because of these hurricanes are yet another example of the importance of having leadership at a moment of crisis who understands their role and responsibility," she said.

Acevedo said: "The prompter displayed my introduction (in Spanish) and then it switched to a timer. Any claim to the contrary is simply untrue."

Univision News president Daniel Coronell also denied the claim in a post on X, writing: "That's not true. The teleprompter that displays a text written in Spanish was a support element for the town hall moderator. I can tell you this with first-hand knowledge because I was in charge of the television program."

Univision accidentally broadcast proof that Kamala used a teleprompter at her town hall Watch them panic when they realized they were showing the prompter live on-air pic.twitter.com/fiUFcfN2Kx