Kamala Harris defended her economic plans, avoided saying whether Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu wasa “close ally” and said she would not meet with Russian president Vladimir Putin for peace talks if Ukraine was not also represented, during a wide-ranging sit-down interview that aired on Monday.
With the presidential race between Harris and Donald Trump effectively dead-locked, Harris has launched an unusually robust media blitz, which includes popular podcasts, talk radio, a battleground state town hall, daytime television, late night shows and Monday’s network sit-down with CBS for its 60 Minutes prime-time election special.
