Vice President Kamala Harris | 60 Minutes Archive

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke with 60 Minutes' Bill Whitaker in October about Israel, Ukraine, and the 2024 presidential election. At the time, Harris said she had "no doubt" that she and President Joe Biden would win the race against former President Donald Trump. On Sunday, President Biden announced that he was exiting the race and formally endorsed Harris to be the Democratic Party's presidential nominee.

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[jodiebutterworth]

The real source of discontent is high housing, high bills, and low wages.

[scottstrife]

60 mins.. always on point with their upload schedule

[solarpanel]

does anyone else feel like we’re living in the movie idiocracy??

[mattyfisher]

Would love to know whom they polled to get her a 41% approval rating.

[choichoi]

He didnt ask her "Are you ready for the tough questions?" 😂😂😂

[Zelvorphis]

I'm excited that the ballot isn't two people pushing 80 anymore

[__-pzhc]

1968: LBJ wins New Hampshire primary by write-in vote, against Sen. Eugene McCarthy from Minnesota
2024: Biden wins New Hampshire primary by write-in vote, against Rep. Dean Phillips from Minnesota
1968: LBJ withdraws, endorses Vice President Humphrey who wins the nomination at Chicago convention
2024: Biden withdraws, endorses Vice President Harris who will win the nomination at Chicago convention
1968: Republican nominee is Nixon, attempting a comeback after having lost the 1960 election
2024: Republican nominee is Trump, attempting a comeback after having lost the 2020 election
1968: there was a candidate named Robert F. Kennedy
2024: there is a candidate named Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

[mgichndz]

Look how things have changed since this interview!

[DankasorusRex]

Jobs coming back after an economic shutdown isn’t creating new jobs. It’s just a natural bounce back.

[RichardSmith-sgfj]

“We’ve been to the border. We’ve been to the border (“you haven’t been to the border”)…And I haven’t been to Europe.”

[skeightemerica]

I like the graffiti scribes inside the desk drawer. 😂

[CShalom]

Why doesn’t Lebanon Iran or Yemen open up the borders for the Palestinian people maybe even Egypt

[james-obrz]

The editor of the interview should win an Oskar

[winnermarshal]

I'm commenting because i really believe they will gonna turn off comments in future

[wyattmund]

The cop vs the criminal, the prosecutor vs the felon

[ReignFrostedHeavens]

A year later, and look where we are now…

[OrionAerospaceKSP]

2:36 "And what's the message to Ira—" "Don't."

[msungtok]

One Word i, e Don't!

Hahahahaha
Was that a threat?
Don't 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[deandrevirgil]

"We're gonna win" Bill looked like he tried so hard to keep that laugh in!😂😂

[StevenL_]

The private sector creates jobs. Not the government.