Kamala Harris evades Kolbert’s question about who is leading a democratic party

Former Vice President Kamala Harris He did not want to name the names as to who currently run the Democratic Party when it was pressed on the political void on the “late show”.

Harris, who connected his recently announced book “107 Days” about the 2024 presidential campaign, sat in a long seat with the host Stephen ColbertNoting her eighth performance in her quick program.

Before completing the interview, Kolbert noted how Harris is now leaving his post and does not seek him now, pushing him to ask her: “Who is leading the Democratic Party?”

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Former Vice President Kamal Harris was pressed by the leading “late show” Stephen Colbert, who currently headed the Democratic Party. (Scott Blacksmith/CBS via Getty Images)

“There are many leaders,” Harris replied.

“Usually there is a” Democratic Party leader, “Kolbert replied.” Who comes to mind? “

“I think there are many of them – I’m not going to worry about the names because I’m going to leave someone and then I’ll hear about it,” said Harris Kolbert. “But let me say this. I think it’s a mistake for us who wants us to find out how to get out and go out of it to put it on the shoulders of any person. It’s really on all our shoulders. It’s really so.”

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Former Vice President Kamala Harris announced that he was writing a book about his unsuccessful application for a presidential statement. (Andrew Harnica/Getti Image)

Harris teased that her “107 days”, which should be released in September, will give a “backstage” view of her unsuccessful application for a presidential statement.

This week, she announced that she would not enter the California governor’s race in 2026, fueled the suspicion that she could take another shot in the White House in 2028. The field could be overwhelmed if California governor Gavin News, former Transport Minister Pitt Butig, Kentucky Andy Besher and Michigan Gol.

During the interview, Harris was asked about the difficulty of differentiating himself from the president of the time Joe Biden The company is 2024. She told Colbert that she did not want to participate in the “harvesting” of her boss after he abandoned the presidential race.

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She also expressed shock from the number of “surrender”, which, she said, has taken place since the president Donald Trump He went to office.

“Perhaps this is naive with me, the one who saw much that most people did not see, but I thought at some level, you know, there are many, there should be many who consider themselves guardians of our system, and our democracy that just capitulated, and I have not seen how it was coming,” said Harris.

Former vice -president may have hinted at Paramount’s main settlement Trump ended with his “election intervention” claim earlier this month, which was made in the “60 minutes” interview section, after which the Late Show and FCC, which approved the Paramount merger of Media Skydance, took place.

Kolbert did not ask about Trump’s lawsuit, which results from the Editing Harris at 60 minutes last year.

Harris called on the “capitulation” that took place after President Trump was probably hinting at the recent multimillion -dollar settlement Paramount. (Yuki Iwamura/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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