Kamala Harris: America is "ready to turn the page" on Trump in 2024.

In a highly anticipated CNN interview on Thursday, August 29, Kamala Harris said America is “ready to turn the page” on Trump. First interview as White House candidate, vice president defended energy, immigration, and Israel policies.

In her first interview as a presidential candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris said Thursday, August 29, that America was “ready to turn the page” on Trump. She defended her energy, immigration, and Israel policies.

She claimed the previous Republican president had “divided our nation” in this highly anticipated CNN interview on the sidelines of a campaign tour to Georgia, a key southern state.

The Democratic presidential contender, who has a message of political unity, said “it would be a good thing for Americans if there was a Republican minister in (her) government” if she wins November 5.

Environmentalists have criticized hydraulic fracturing, but Kamala Harris stated she “would not ban” it if she wins.

Hot topic: hydraulic fracturing

“We can grow and develop a thriving clean energy economy without banning fracking,” said the vice president, who previously opposed it.

Pennsylvania, a desirable state where oil and gas employment and cash are plentiful, is particularly heated.

The 59-year-old Democrat on immigration, one of Trump’s favorite topics, saying illegal immigrants must face “consequences”.

The vice president, known for her progressive views on both topics, stated that her values have not altered.

“I have always believed (…) that climate change is a reality, that it is an urgent issue” and that the US must fulfill greenhouse gas emission “targets” she said.

Republicans say the vice president’s views vary. “I’m excited to debate ‘Comrade’ Kamala and expose her deception. “Harris has changed her position on every issue,” Trump remarked on Truth Social of his September 10 debate with Harris.

The 78-year-old millionaire has been launching personal assaults against Kamala Harris since she entered the race after Joe Biden’s July 21 resignation. He claimed she had “become black” for votes.

Supporting Israel

Kamala Harris, born to a Jamaican father and an Indian mother, said simply that it was “the same old story” and added, “Next question, please.”

She restated her support for Israel’s right “to defend itself” and said “no” to a question about whether she would block U.S. military supplies to Israel as president while the Gaza war has lasted over 11 months.

“Far too many innocent Palestinians have been killed” and the Democrat demanded “a ceasefire.”

Even while the Democratic candidate is ahead of President Joe Biden, polls show that the Trump contest remains unclear.

Like Kamala Harris, Donald Trump is searching “swing states” like Georgia, which will be hotly contested in November. On Thursday, the GOP contender visited Michigan and Wisconsin.

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