Kamala Harris addressed her shifting stance on issues such as fracking and immigration, emphasizing that while her role as Vice President has broadened her perspective, her core values remain unchanged-Synopsis
In their first televised interview since their Democratic nomination, Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz shared insights into their 2024 campaign and evolving policy positions with CNN. Harris addressed her shifting stance on issues such as fracking and immigration, emphasizing that while her role as Vice President has broadened her perspective, her core values remain unchanged.
When questioned about her previous opposition to fracking and her current support under the Biden administration's Inflation Reduction Act, Harris highlighted the balance between expanding fracking and advancing clean energy initiatives.
The interview also touched on U.S. arms sales to Israel, with Harris avoiding a direct commitment on the matter, reflecting the complexities of continuing the current administration's policy.
Harris also addressed former President Donald Trump's controversial comments about her racial identity, choosing not to engage with his remarks. She defended President Joe Biden, describing him as "extraordinarily strong" despite his recent debate performance.
Overall, the interview offered a glimpse into the candidates' strategies and positions as the 2024 presidential race intensifies.
