Kamala Harris’ first solo network interview as 2024 candidate I MSNBC Exclusive

In an exclusive on MSNBC, Vice President and Democratic Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris joins MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for her first one-on-one network interview since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee. Harris talks about the details of her economic policies, how they would help everyday Americans, and how her plan stacks up against Donald Trump’s. 

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[ClarityDetermination]

Credit card companies took FULL advantage of the pandemic.

[edmcgeman]

You cannot resolve home ownership crisis if you do not introduce legislation to ban or restrict wallstreet firms and investment bankers buying up starter homes and increase the rent prices for these homes. That factor alone disrupted the housing market and affordability.

[henryyap]

If you want to stop price gauging, big pharma will be a good place to start.

[yashwzee]

A country is greater, stronger and wealthier when all it's citizens can earn a good living, retire comfortably and pass something real to their children - generational wealth.

[Bigmommafluffy]

I want laws preventing foreign governments and billionaires from purchasing massive amounts of property in our nation. Big corporations shouldn't be allowed to purchase mass swaths of residential homes, too.

If you look at 2020, when the housing cost started skyrocketing, a lot of wealthy foreign diplomats, and big banks started buying up massive amounts of houses that the older generations were selling. The older generations doubled and sometimes tripled their investments. That is what made the housing crisis we have today.

Banks are now slum lords charging top dollar.

[TonyMoe]

By the way, she was brought up in the middle class.

[alfredofarago]

May I ask any Media Anchor to ask the identical questions to Good Luck America!

[peterfishman]

TIM WALZ " WE CAN NOT TAKE 4 MORE YEARS OF THIS".

[randomxstory]

Holistic, aspirations, and significance of the passage of time.

[valleythebay]

The passage of time is the significance 😂

[ignaciohernandez]

“The significance of the passage of time “

[chrisb]

Can we get an interview with the same questions for Trump? It would be helpful to hear his answers.

[sonjalittle]

I know she's talking about the middle class but, what about the low class working people what are you going to do to help us because we've been waiting for wage increase for a long long time.💯 We found out that the essential workers doing the pandemic were mostly the low class workers. So speak sometimes about the low class worker who wants to inspire to be middle class 💯🙏🏿🙏

[msharmony]

For too many people, they cannot live the American dream. They are living the American nightmare. 😢

[hope]

I feel like I've been unburdened by what has been.

[timmyblock]

They didn't block the comments wow

[testtest-bbdt]

Holistically unburdened of the passage's significance of being from the middle class family is what can be after turning the page.

[HanDrumsolo]

God help you if you believe any of this nonsense

[Fredericksburg]

Oprah is a billionaire! Make her pay more!

[CKMNTA]

$25, 000 towards the $400, 000 home that was $200, 000 4 years ago. Makes sense. Lol.