Kamala Harris defends her record on crime

Critics say Kamala Harris didn't do enough to advance the rights of defendants and protect those in low-income communities when she was a prosecutor in California. The presidential candidate defends her record in an interview with CBS News political correspondent Ed O'Keefe.

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[Epitaph]

The concerns aren't "overblown". She'll never have my vote.

[ledzeppelin]

I would call Kamala Harris a pig, but then I would have to apologize to real PIGS.

[SteveTheFazeman]

The woman looks like she has an Excedrin headache all the time.

[Enfiare]

If you have to defend it, you already lost.

[MelMelx]

The concerns are overblown, lol? What is she supposed to say, no? Come on now she is supposed to say yes to such a softball question. That’s totally B.S.

[jewelm]

She NEVER answers the direct questions she's asked!

[chuck]

If only yall knew then what’s known now

[Cng]

The thumbs down aren't towards this amazing channel, it towards kamala...

"WELL, I REALLY DIDN'T SEE ANYTHNG DUE TO BEING ON MY KNEES IN WILLIE BROWNS OFFICE MOST THE TIME."-KAMULA HAIRLESS.

[frankhoffman]

I contributed a small amount to her campaign for California AG. I have to admit it was because her opponent, named Cooley, was entirely owned by the insurance industry. Still, I wasn't disappointed in Ms. Harris after she took office. I'm still looking at her for president.