Vice President Kamala Harris sat down for her first media interview since becoming the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, addressing her policy flip-flops, Joe Biden's endorsement, and her plans if elected. Here are the top five moments from the interview.
Harris evaded specificity when asked about her "day one" agenda, opting for general statements about supporting the middle class, investing in families, and bringing down the cost of everyday goods.
Despite claiming she made her position clear in 2020, Harris acknowledged she will not ban fracking, despite previous statements to the contrary.
Kamala Harris' Top Five Moments in First Interview Since Ascending to Democratic Ticket
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz attempted to explain his claim to have carried weapons in war, despite never deploying to a war zone, by blaming his grammar.
Harris avoided confirming whether Biden endorsed her when he called to notify her of his decision to drop out of the race.
Kamala Harris' Top Five Moments in First Interview Since Ascending to Democratic Ticket
Harris expressed a willingness to appoint a Republican to her cabinet, continuing a tradition of bipartisan representation.
Critics have slammed Harris' response to a question on climate change deadlines, accusing her of using vague and confusing language.
Kamala Harris' Top Five Moments in First Interview Since Ascending to Democratic Ticket
Harris defended her policy changes, arguing that they reflect her commitment to listening to experts and evolving based on new information.
Harris' interview marked her first in 39 days, raising questions about her accessibility to the media.
Kamala Harris' Top Five Moments in First Interview Since Ascending to Democratic Ticket
Governor Walz joined Harris for the interview, providing perspectives on his military service and the campaign's strategy.
Biden offered a full endorsement of Harris shortly after dropping out of the race, praising her qualifications and urging Democrats to support her candidacy.
Kamala Harris' Top Five Moments in First Interview Since Ascending to Democratic Ticket
