“My presidency will not be a continuation of Joe Biden’s presidency,” said the vice president of the Biden administration.
Harris said he would bring “fresh and new ideas” and added, “I represent a new generation of leaders.”
Biden had also indicated on Tuesday that Harris would “mark his own path” in the position of president.
Harris began the interview with “Fox News” journalist Brett Baer with a sharp attack on Republican candidate Donald Trump for threatening to use the military against domestic enemies.
“He’s the one who tends to demean and belittle the American people. He’s the one who talks about ‘the enemy within,'” Harris said.
One of the most intense moments of the interview came when Burr asked Harris about the record number of illegal immigrants who have crossed the border into Mexico during the Biden administration.
It is true that the number of immigrants has decreased drastically in recent months.
Harris responded by saying that the Biden and Harris administrations had proposed a bill for greater border security, but “Donald Trump (Republicans) told them to kill it.”
Trump, on the other hand, answered questions from Latin American voters in Miami on the air of Univision, a television channel focused on the US Latin American audience, on Wednesday.
Trump repeated his attacks on migrants, claiming without evidence that people were pouring into the country from foreign prisons and mental hospitals.
The Republican also called January 6, 2021, when his supporters stormed the US Capitol, a “day of love” and once again cast doubt on the existence of climate change.
The campaign will continue on Thursday when a new Trump podcast interview airs, and Harris will go to Wisconsin, one of seven swing states that are expected to decide the outcome of the election.
Source: www.diena.lv
