Trump, Israel—Kamala Harris' first interview highlights

As a candidate for US president, Kamala Harris appeared on CNN for her first broadcast interview. What you should know is as follows.

In her first interview as a presidential candidate on CNN on Friday morning, Vice President Kamala Harris defended her positions on energy, immigration, and Israel and declared that America is “ready to turn the page” on Trump. What you should remember is this.

America is prepared to move past Trump and move on.

In an eagerly awaited interview with CNN, Kamala Harris charged the outgoing Republican president of “dividing our nation” while visiting Georgia, a crucial southern state, as part of her campaign. “I think people are ready to turn the page,” the Democratic contender stated, accusing the outgoing Republican president of pushing a policy that has “divided our nation” and compromised “the character and the strength” of Americans.

When asked about her opponent’s remarks, which implied that she had “become black” in order to win the election, Kamala Harris—who was born to an Indian mother and a Jamaican father—said that it was “the same old story” and asked for the next question.

She has nothing against having a Republican minister in her administration.

In the event that she wins the presidential election on November 5, the Democratic nominee, who has opted for a message of political peace, stated that “it would be a good thing for Americans if there was a Republican minister in her government”.

It will continue to assist Israel militarily via the US

Kamala Harris responded “no” when asked if, in her role as president, she would stop the United States from sending weapons to Israel while the conflict in Gaza continues, reiterating her support for Israel’s right “to defend itself” on Thursday.

The Democrat went back to the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israeli territory, denouncing the violence. She then addressed the Israeli-waged war in the Gaza Strip, stating that “far too many innocent Palestinians have been killed” and urging “a ceasefire” but rejecting a “change in policy on weapons”.

She vows to impose “consequences” on unauthorized immigrants.

Regarding immigration, a subject close to Donald Trump’s heart, she “believes there ought to be repercussions.” Our laws must be upheld and obeyed, the woman declared. “As president, I would enforce our laws.” But “her values have not changed,” she assures us.

“Not ban” hydraulic fracturing

Environmental activists oppose hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” a technique for producing hydrocarbons, but Kamala Harris has said she will not outlaw it. She asserted, “We can grow and develop a thriving clean energy economy without banning fracking,” while having previously stated that she opposed the practice, which has significant political ramifications in Pennsylvania, the crucial state.

The United States needs to hit “targets” for greenhouse gas emissions, she asserted, adding, “I have always believed […] that climate change is a reality, that it is an urgent issue”.

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