Vice President Kamala Harris sat down for a contentious interview with Fox News host Bret Baier, focusing on immigration, a top issue for voters. Baier grilled Harris on the administration’s handling of illegal immigrants and high rates of border crossings under President Biden. Despite the criticism, Harris stood by her record as a former attorney general, emphasizing the need for comprehensive immigration reform.
The interview also delved into Harris distancing herself from Biden’s administration, with Harris pledging to bring fresh ideas and a new generation of leadership if elected as president. She highlighted her experience outside of Washington, DC, and her openness to ideas from both sides of the aisle.
However, Baier was criticized for his aggressive questioning, with a former Harris aide accusing him of being rude, misleading, and using questions aligned with a Trump/Vance press release. Despite the confrontation, Harris remained firm in her responses, addressing the tragedies linked to undocumented immigrants while calling for a bipartisan approach to fixing the broken immigration system.
As the presidential race intensifies, Harris continues to appeal to middle-ground voters and disenchanted Republicans through bipartisan endorsements and promises of inclusivity in her administration. With less than three weeks until the election, Harris remains in a close race with Trump, with both candidates vying for the support of undecided voters.
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