Newscast The Kamala Harris Interview
Oct 26, 2025
In this captivating interview, Kamala Harris, former U.S. Vice President and author, reflects on her whirlwind 107-day presidential campaign. She discusses whether Joe Biden's timing affected her chances and suggests he may have dropped out too late. Harris boldly reiterates her view of Trump as a fascist, citing alarming trends in his governance. She muses about her political future and the need for Democrats to reengage with critical voter demographics. With her sights set on the future, she emphasizes the importance of listening to everyday Americans.
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Too Little Time To Build A Campaign
- Kamala Harris says 107 days was not enough time to make the campaign her own against a former president.
- She argues the late switch in candidates and disinformation meant more time was essential to connect policy to voters.
Hesitation To Raise Health Concerns
- Harris reflects she worried about Biden's ability to run a campaign given endurance demands but did not question his capacity to be president.
- She explains hesitation to raise concerns due to perceptions of self-interest and doubts about effectiveness.
The Sweats-and-Pancakes Phone Call
- Harris recounts getting the call from President Biden on a Sunday while in sweats making pancakes for family.
- She describes her team working around the clock during the 107-day campaign.