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Absolutely, I think Kamala Harris should run for president again.Kamala Harris 2028, yay or yikes? That's this week on America Actually. Let's digin.
Kamala Harris 2028, yay or yikes?
Kamala Harris to fail.
Kamala Harris, which I do have to ask about.
Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, and bringing in dead last, Kirsten Gillibrand.
Kamala Harris: 'Cause I wanna do the job.
Kamala Harris: I'm one of two daughters of parents who met when they were graduate students at the University of California Berkeley in the 1960's.
Kamala Harris: And-and I have prosecuted many cases.
Kamala Harris: Sure.
Kamala Harris: and then you will reconvene and then create a new hypothesis.
Kamala Harris: We-we-we dealt with the fact that they also many of them are parents who have a natural desire to parent their children, but not necessarily the skills.
Kamala Harris: assumes when they do something differently in government.
Kamala Harris: and-and create models and improve the lives of people is when you are willing to invest in innovation and-and encourage a standard of business that is not based on
Kamala Harris: but instead based on what is your reason for being.
Kamala Harris: Yes.
Kamala Harris: We have to recognize that we have been I think misguided for a long time in terms of how we categorize one's criminal justice policy perspective.
Kamala Harris: Talk tough around reacting and then if you talk about other issues that's soft.
Kamala Harris: will ever be imprinted in the life of that person if we don't take seriously what is happening with that child when they are a child.
Kamala Harris: I would not be standing here or sitting here were it not for the education I received.
Kamala Harris: about San Francisco politics you'll know half the room booed and the other half stood up and clapped.
Kamala Harris: and asking the question about why her children aren't in school, we were able to figure it out and get her access to services that exist.
Kamala Harris: So I would suggest that there are many approaches that we can take recognizing the power of these offices and also recognizing that-that we can have some impact if we are
Kamala Harris: and take it seriously.
Kamala Harris: I'd say the difference between us is really the difference between the defense of status quo.
Kamala Harris: And-and what we should be willing to do to be critical of existing systems and then adopt innovation and move forward.
Kamala Harris: and accuracy?
Kamala Harris: to say that we want high standards around greenhouse gas emissions.
Kamala Harris: around solar panel tech, and-and building economies and all of this, right?
Kamala Harris: I've done that.
Kamala Harris: He has dis, decimated -- >>David: Right.
Kamala Harris: his unit in his office -- >>David: Right.
Kamala Harris: and has not taken a position on AB -- David: Right. >>Kamala Harris: 32.
Kamala Harris: I have been very clear in my opposition to Prop 8 and at this point in time I think it is, it is, it is inappropriate at best for anyone running for Attorney General
Kamala Harris: It's-it's-it's just, it's the reality of-of running statewide and there is no other way to talk with voters other than talking with them through television.
Kamala Harris: It is the county with the largest population in the state and so he is a very significant opponent.
Kamala Harris: We're neck and neck in fund raising.
Kamala Harris: My opponent will use that as a soft on crime card to suggest that I am not committed to doing the work that needs to be done by law enforcement, which is absolutely
Kamala Harris: So there are a lot of issue that are gonna come up that are gonna be red herrings in this campaign because I will tell you that among the many important issues that
Kamala Harris: So I've done that work.
Kamala Harris: I, and I think for too long we have suggested that they-they-they are partisan or ideological issues, when they're not.
Kamala Harris: And so what expectation of privacy do you attach to whatever is placed in that particular place as it relates to that house?
Kamala Harris: Well now because of technology I can take something from you because I copy it, but you still have it.
Kamala Harris: Yeah.
Kamala Harris: That's right.
Kamala Harris: That's exactly right. >>David: And now -- Kamala Harris: That's right. >>David: technology makes it easy to find -- >>Kamala Harris: That's right.
Kamala Harris: That there's a balance that has to be struck.
Kamala Harris: So that's part of it. >>David: Right: Kamala Harris: And I think the other part of it is just also having some commitment
Kamala Harris: of-of where this can go ? >>David: Kamala Harris: and we really don't wanna stand in a, in-in the way of its potential
Kamala Harris: and how that's gonna change.
Kamala Harris: Um-hum.
Kamala Harris: have to be to the exclusion-- >>David: Right.
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