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Historic Moment: Harris and Walz Embark on a New Era as they Conduct their First Joint Interview in English
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Washington D.C., March 10, 2023 – In a groundbreaking moment, Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz sat down for their first joint interview, marking a new era of cooperation between the executive and legislative branches. The exclusive sit-down was conducted in English, as the two leaders emphasized the need for effective communication and collaboration.
"A New Era of Cooperation"
In a statement, Vice President Harris emphasized the significance of this historic interview, saying, "Today, we celebrate the power of partnership and the importance of transparency in governance. Governor Walz and I are committed to working together to address the pressing issues facing our nation, and this joint interview marks the beginning of a new era of cooperation between our offices."
Governor Walz echoed this sentiment, adding, "I believe that by working together, we can achieve more than we ever could alone. Our nation’s challenges require bold, bipartisanship solutions, and I’m thrilled to be working alongside an esteemed partner like Vice President Harris."
Key Moments from the Interview
- National Security and International Relations: When asked about the current state of US foreign policy, Vice President Harris stated, "We’re committed to rebuilding partnerships and restoring trust with international leaders. Governor Walz and I believe that a strong, united nations is essential for addressing global challenges."
Governor Walz added, "We must work together to address threats to our national security, and I’m proud to be part of a administration that prioritizes diplomacy and international cooperation."
- Economic Growth and Recovery: In response to a question on the state of the US economy, Vice President Harris emphasized, "We’re committed to a comprehensive economic recovery plan that addresses income inequality and creates opportunities for all Americans."
Governor Walz highlighted the success of his state’s economic initiatives, saying, "Minnesota’s economy is strong and growing, and I believe our blueprint can be replicated across the country to drive economic growth and prosperity."
- Women’s Empowerment and Leadership: In a powerful statement, Vice President Harris emphasized the importance of mentorship and female leadership, saying, "As a woman in politics, I believe it’s crucial to have women in leadership positions to inspire and guide the next generation of leaders."
Governor Walz praised Vice President Harris’s commitment to women’s empowerment, stating, "Kamala Harris is a true leader and a shining example of what can be achieved through perseverance and dedication. I’m honored to stand alongside her and work towards creating a more equitable society."
Watch the Full Interview
The full transcript and video of the joint interview with Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz will be released later today. Stay tuned for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at their conversation, where they delve deeper into the issues facing our nation and offer insights on the future of American governance.
Key moments from Harris and Walz’s first joint interview
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is there just an unedited transcript I can read somewhere?
Sprinting to the right which is very disappointing.
There was only one key moment: CNN’s Dana Bash is not a journalist and has no idea how to interview a presidential candidate. Repeating Trump’s attacks and ask to comment on them isn’t it.
So she will not be approaching the genocide any differently than Joe Biden was, which means that the people in Gaza are toast.
More than 3 million Muslims in the US, and a good chunk of them residing in a swing state. They will definitely be paying attention to this.
One or more key moments for me “ No crazy half lunatic rambling and ranting” !
All around disappointing. I’m tired of democrats taking core constituencies like queer folk for granted. Republicans cannot be compromised with. Especially not on human rights issues.