Bret Baier Confronts Kamala Harris on Border Crisis, Biden's Mental Decline, and Policy Reversals

[00:00] Madam vice president thank you for the

[00:01] time thank you it's good to be with you

[00:02] Brett you know voters tell holsters all

[00:05] over the country and here in

[00:06] Pennsylvania that immigration is one of

[00:08] the key issues that they're looking at

[00:10] this election and specifically the

[00:11] influx of illegal immigrants from more

[00:13] than 150

[00:15] countries how many illegal immigrants

[00:18] would you estimate your Administration

[00:21] has released into the country over the

[00:23] last three and a half years well I'm

[00:25] glad you raised the issue of immigration

[00:27] because I agree with you it is a it is a

[00:29] uh topic of discussion that people want

[00:32] to rightly have and you know what I'm

[00:35] going to talk about but just a number do

[00:37] you think it's 1 million 3 million Brett

[00:40] let's just get to the point okay the

[00:42] point is that we have a broken

[00:44] immigration system that needs to be

[00:46] repaired so your Homeland Security

[00:48] secretary said that 85% of apprehension

[00:51] I'm not finished we have a we have of 6

[00:54] million people have been released into

[00:57] the country and let me just finish I'll

[00:58] get to the question I promise you

[01:00] beginning to answer and when when you

[01:02] came into office your Administration

[01:03] immediately reversed a number of trump

[01:05] border policies most significantly the

[01:08] policy that required illegal immigrants

[01:10] to be detained through deportation

[01:13] either in the US or in Mexico and you

[01:16] switched that policy they were released

[01:18] from custody awaiting trial so instead

[01:21] included in those were a large number of

[01:23] single men adult men who went on to

[01:26] commit heinous crimes so looking back do

[01:29] you regret the decision to terminate

[01:32] remain in Mexico at the beginning of

[01:35] your administration at the beginning of

[01:37] our Administration within practically

[01:39] hours of taking the oath the first bill

[01:44] that we offered Congress before we

[01:48] worked on infrastructure before the

[01:50] inflation reduction act before the chips

[01:53] and science act before any before the

[01:56] bipartisan safer communities act the

[01:59] first first bill practically within

[02:02] hours of taking the oath was a bill to

[02:05] fix our immigration system yes ma'am it

[02:06] was called the US citizen Citizenship

[02:09] Act of

[02:10] 2021 it was essentially halfway to

[02:14] citizenship may I finish may I finish

[02:16] responding please but you have to let me

[02:18] finish you had the White House and the

[02:20] house and the Senate and they didn't

[02:21] bring responding to the point you're

[02:24] raising and I'd like to finish yes

[02:27] ma'am we recognize from day one that to

[02:31] the point of this being your first

[02:33] question it is a

[02:35] priority for us as a nation and for the

[02:38] American people and our Focus has been

[02:41] on fixing a problem and from day one

[02:44] then we have done a number of things

[02:47] including to address our Asylum system

[02:50] and put put more resources getting more

[02:52] judges what we needed to do to tighten

[02:54] up penalties and increase penalties for

[02:57] illegal Crossings what we needed to do

[02:59] do to deal with PS points of Entry

[03:02] between border entry points that's the

[03:06] work we did and we worked on supporting

[03:10] what was a bipartisan effort including

[03:12] some of the most conservative members of

[03:14] the United States Congress to actually

[03:16] strengthen the border that border bill

[03:20] would have put 1,500 more border agents

[03:22] at the border which is why I believe the

[03:24] border patrol agents supported the bill

[03:26] it would have allowed us to stem the

[03:28] flow of fentanyl coming into the United

[03:30] States which is a scorge affecting

[03:32] people of every background every

[03:33] geographic location in our country

[03:35] killing people it would have allowed us

[03:37] to put more resources into Prosecuting

[03:39] transnational criminal organizations

[03:41] which I have done as the Attorney

[03:43] General former Attorney General of a

[03:45] border state mad vice president a couple

[03:47] prosecuted trafficking of drugs guns and

[03:49] human beings and Don TR but let me just

[03:52] finish Democrats voted against that bill

[03:54] learned about that bill and told them to

[03:57] kill it because he prefer to run on

[03:59] problem instead of fixing a problem and

[04:02] in this election this is rightly a

[04:05] discussion that the American people want

[04:07] to have and what they want are solutions

[04:10] and they want a president of the United

[04:12] States who's not playing political games

[04:14] with the issue but actually is focused

[04:16] on fixing six Democrats voted against

[04:18] that bill it would have allowed 1.8

[04:20] million illegal immigrants into the

[04:22] country a year a lot a lot of

[04:24] conservatives had a problem with it

[04:25] these are the six Democrats but more

[04:27] importantly back to the original premise

[04:30] Joselyn Nary Rachel Moren Laken Riley

[04:34] they are young women who were brutally

[04:36] assaulted and killed by some of the men

[04:38] who were released at the beginning of

[04:40] the administration well before a

[04:42] negotiated uh bipartisan Bill former

[04:45] President Clinton actually referred to

[04:46] Lake and Riley Sunday campaigning for

[04:48] you in Georgia saying if those men had

[04:50] been properly vetted Lake and Riley

[04:52] probably would not have been killed so

[04:54] if it wouldn't have happened this is

[04:56] well before any negotiation this is well

[04:59] before Donald Trump got involved in the

[05:01] politics this is a specific policy

[05:03] decision by your Administration to

[05:05] release these men into the country so

[05:07] what I'm saying to you do you owe those

[05:09] families an apology let me just say

[05:13] first of all those are tragic cases

[05:16] there's no question about that there is

[05:19] no question about that and I can't

[05:21] imagine the pain that the families of

[05:25] those victims have

[05:27] experienced for a loss that should not

[05:29] have

[05:30] occurred so that is true it is also true

[05:36] that if a border of security had

[05:38] actually been passed 9 months ago it

[05:40] would be nine

[05:42] months that we would have had more

[05:44] border agents at the border more support

[05:47] for the folks who are working around the

[05:49] clock trying to hold it all together

[05:51] Madam vice president to ensure that no

[05:54] future harm would occur and this

[05:57] election in 20 days

[06:00] will determine whether we have a

[06:01] president of the United States who

[06:03] actually cares more about fixing a

[06:06] problem even if it is not to their

[06:08] political advantage in an election

[06:10] because there was a solution Brett Madam

[06:13] vice president it was a policy decision

[06:15] in the early part of your Administration

[06:17] I will let one of the mothers talk about

[06:20] it take a

[06:21] listen because of the Biden Harris

[06:24] Administration open border policies

[06:26] Catch and Release they were enrolled in

[06:28] the alternatives to detention program

[06:31] this meant that they were released into

[06:32] the United States it was not even a full

[06:35] 3 weeks later that they would take my

[06:37] daughter Joselyn n's life I believe the

[06:39] Biden Harris Administration open border

[06:42] policies are responsible for the death

[06:44] of my daughter that's the early days so

[06:48] do you owe them an apology is what I'm

[06:50] saying I will tell you that I am so

[06:52] sorry for her loss I'm so sorry for her

[06:55] loss

[06:57] sincerely but let's talk about

[07:00] what is happening right now with an

[07:03] individual who does not want to

[07:05] participate in Solutions let's talk

[07:08] about that as well in all fairness I

[07:11] told you I feel awful for what she and

[07:14] her family have experienced during that

[07:16] time you said repeatedly that the Border

[07:18] was Secure when in your mind did it

[07:21] start becoming a

[07:22] crisis I think it we've had a broken

[07:25] immigration system transcending by the

[07:27] way Donald Trump's Administration even

[07:28] before

[07:30] let's let's all be honest about that I

[07:32] have no pride in saying that this is a

[07:35] perfect immigration system I've been

[07:36] clear I think we all

[07:38] are that it needs to be fixed we need

[07:41] more I was just down at the border

[07:44] talking with border agents and they will

[07:46] tell you and I'm sure you probably I

[07:48] know you investigate and you are a

[07:50] serious journalist they will tell you we

[07:52] need more judges we need to proc we need

[07:56] to process those cases faster we need

[07:58] this support for those cases that should

[08:00] be

[08:01] prosecuted they need more resources and

[08:04] Congress ultimately is the only place

[08:06] that that's going to get fixed Brett

[08:08] that's how the system works that's the

[08:10] premise of this question there were 90

[08:12] plus executive orders that were

[08:13] rescinded in the first days many of

[08:15] those were Trump border policies I'm not

[08:17] going to stay here because there's other

[08:19] things to talk about but you frequently

[08:21] talk to the border patrol Union for

[08:23] support of that bipartisan Bill and they

[08:25] did they supported it but they also just

[08:28] endorsed Donald Trump and said you've

[08:29] been quote a failure with border

[08:31] security why do you think they said that

[08:34] I think they're frustrated and I get it

[08:37] they want

[08:38] support they want support and that's

[08:41] what that border security bill would

[08:42] have done these guys down at the border

[08:44] these men and women they're working hard

[08:47] they're working around the clock I get

[08:50] it there's a lot of people that look

[08:52] back in what you said at 2019 when you

[08:54] first ran for president uh and there

[08:56] have been changes and you've talked

[08:57] about some of them when it comes to

[08:59] integr immigration you supported

[09:00] allowing immigrants in the country

[09:02] illegally to apply for driver's license

[09:05] to qualify for free tuition at

[09:06] universities to be enrolled in free

[09:09] healthcare do you still support those

[09:11] things listen that was 5 years ago and

[09:13] I'm very clear that I will follow the

[09:15] law I have made that statement over and

[09:17] over again and as Vice President of the

[09:19] United States that's exactly what I've

[09:20] done not to mention before you if that's

[09:23] the case you chose a running mate Tim

[09:25] Walls who governor of Minnesota who

[09:27] signed those very things into state law

[09:31] so do you support

[09:33] that we are very clear and I am very

[09:37] clear as is Tim Walls that we must

[09:41] support and enforce federal law and that

[09:43] is exactly what we will do so

[09:46] decriminalizing border crossings like

[09:48] you said in 2019 I I do not believe in

[09:51] decriminalizing border crossings and

[09:54] I've not done that as vice president I

[09:56] will not do that as president so these

[09:57] are Evolutions that you've had well

[09:59] let's be very clear I'm the only person

[10:01] who's running for president who has

[10:04] prosecuted transnational criminal

[10:06] organizations from the caloa cartel to

[10:09] the guad lahara quel cartel to people

[10:12] who have trafficked in guns drugs and

[10:14] human beings I have spent a significant

[10:17] part of my career going after people who

[10:20] present a threat to the safety of the

[10:22] American people and and cross our border

[10:26] with the intent of doing us harm and

[10:28] cross our our border illegally and I

[10:31] will do that work as vice president I

[10:33] take that work quite seriously this is a

[10:35] time when voters especially here in

[10:37] Pennsylvania are inundated with

[10:39] commercials and ads they just want it to

[10:41] stop because it's every commercial but

[10:43] many of them add noise but a few of them

[10:46] seem to break through this particular

[10:48] one from the Trump campaign has gotten a

[10:51] lot of attention comma supports taxpayer

[10:53] funded sex changes for prisoners surgery

[10:57] um for prisoners for prisoners every

[11:01] transgender inmate in the prison system

[11:03] would have

[11:05] access so are you still in support of

[11:08] using taxpayer dollars to help prison

[11:10] inmates or detained illegal aliens to

[11:12] transition to another gender I will

[11:15] follow the law and it's a law that

[11:17] Donald Trump actually followed um you're

[11:20] probably familiar with now it's a public

[11:22] report that under Donald Trump's

[11:25] Administration these uh surgeries were

[11:28] available to on a medical necess

[11:31] necessity basis to people in the federal

[11:34] prison system and I think frankly that

[11:36] ad from the Trump campaign is a little

[11:39] bit of like throwing you know Stones

[11:41] when you're living in a glass house the

[11:42] Trump AIDS say that he never advocated

[11:44] for that prison policy and no gender

[11:46] transition surgeries happen responsible

[11:49] for what happened in your Administration

[11:50] yeah no surgeries happened in his preg

[11:52] presid would you still advocate for

[11:55] using taxpayer dollars for gender

[11:57] reassignment I follow the law just as I

[12:00] think Donald Trump would say he did you

[12:02] would have a say as president I like I

[12:04] said I think it's really he spent $20

[12:06] million on those ads trying to create a

[12:09] sense of fear in the voters because he

[12:11] actually has no plan in this election

[12:15] that is about focusing on the needs of

[12:17] the American people whereas at $20

[12:20] million on that ad on an issue that as

[12:25] it relates to the biggest issues that

[12:27] affect the American people is really

[12:29] quite remote and again his policy was no

[12:32] different look at where we are though on

[12:35] plans for the American people I'm

[12:36] offering a plan to deal with affordable

[12:38] housing I'm offering a plan to deal with

[12:41] what we need to do to strengthen small

[12:43] businesses which are the backbone of

[12:44] America's economy I am offering a plan

[12:47] that is about taking care of young

[12:49] parents and giving them the support they

[12:51] need my plans for the economy will

[12:53] strengthen the economy as have been

[12:56] reviewed by 16 Nobel

[12:58] laurates Goldman Sachs Moody's and

[13:01] recently The Wall Street Journal which

[13:02] have all studied our plans and have

[13:04] indicated my plans for our economy would

[13:06] strengthen our economy his would make

[13:08] them weaker would IGN inflation and

[13:11] invite a recession by the middle of next

[13:13] year those are the facts why do you

[13:14] think more people say they trust him on

[13:17] the economy than they trust you I think

[13:19] that when you look at an analysis of our

[13:22] plans for what we would do as president

[13:24] of the United States it has been clear

[13:28] to those who stud stud and understand

[13:30] how Economic Policy works that moving

[13:33] forward cuz I do believe the American

[13:34] people are ready to turn the page on the

[13:38] divisiveness and the the type of

[13:40] rhetoric that has come out of Donald

[13:41] Trump people are ready to chart a new

[13:43] way forward and they want a president

[13:45] who has a plan for the future and a plan

[13:48] that is sound and will strengthen our

[13:50] country my plan for the economy does

[13:53] exactly that his plan would be again to

[13:56] give tax cuts to billionaires and the

[13:59] biggest corporations in our country and

[14:01] blow up our deficit it's interesting you

[14:02] said Turn the Page Madam vice president

[14:04] you were asked on two different shows

[14:05] last week what if anything you would do

[14:07] differently than President Biden here's

[14:09] what you said would you have done

[14:11] something differently than President

[14:12] Biden during the past four

[14:15] years there is not a thing that comes to

[14:18] mind in terms of and I've been a part of

[14:21] of of most of the decisions that have

[14:23] had impact under a Harris

[14:26] Administration what would the major

[14:28] changes be and what would stay the same

[14:31] sure well I mean I'm obviously not Joe

[14:33] Biden um and so that would be one change

[14:37] in terms of but also I think it's

[14:41] important to say with you know 28 days

[14:42] to go I'm not Donald Trump so you're not

[14:46] Joe Biden you're not Donald Trump but

[14:48] but nothing comes to mind that you would

[14:49] do differently let me be very clear my

[14:52] presidency will not be a continuation of

[14:54] Joe Biden's presidency and like every

[14:57] new president that comes in to office I

[15:00] will bring my life experiences my

[15:03] professional experiences and fresh and

[15:05] new ideas I represent a new generation

[15:07] of leadership I for example am someone

[15:12] who has not spent the majority of my

[15:13] career in Washington DC I invite ideas

[15:17] whether it be from the Republicans who

[15:19] are supporting me who were just on stage

[15:21] with me minutes ago and the business

[15:24] sector and others who can contribute to

[15:27] the decisions that I make about for

[15:29] example my plan for increasing the

[15:31] supply of housing in America and

[15:32] bringing down the cost of housing

[15:35] addressing the issue of small businesses

[15:37] which is about working with the private

[15:39] sector to bring more capital and access

[15:41] to Capital to our Small Business Leaders

[15:44] including my plan for a

[15:47] $25,000 down payment assistance for

[15:49] firsttime home buyers and for small

[15:51] businesses extending the tax deduction

[15:53] from $5,000 to $50,000 we heard a lot

[15:56] about those plans in in recent days your

[15:58] campaign slogan is a new way forward and

[16:00] it's time to turn the page you've been

[16:02] vice president for 3 and 1/2 years so

[16:05] what are you turning the page

[16:07] from well first of all turning the page

[16:10] from the last

[16:12] decade in which we've been burdened with

[16:15] the kind of rhetoric coming from Donald

[16:17] Trump that has been designed and

[16:20] implemented to divide our country and

[16:23] have Americans literally point fingers

[16:25] at each other rhetoric and an approach

[16:28] to leadership that suggests that the

[16:30] strength of a leader is based on who you

[16:31] beat down instead of what we all know

[16:34] the strength of leadership is based on

[16:35] who you lift up the strength of an

[16:37] American president which is one who

[16:41] understands that the vast majority of us

[16:43] have more in common than what separates

[16:46] us more 70% of people that is about

[16:50] turning the page on rhetoric that people

[16:52] are frankly exhausted of bre more than

[16:54] 7% people tell the country is on the

[16:57] wrong track they say the country is on

[16:59] the wrong track if it's on the wrong

[17:01] track that track follows three and A2

[17:04] years of you being vice president and

[17:06] President Biden being president that is

[17:09] what they're saying 79% of them why are

[17:12] they saying that if you're turning the

[17:14] page you've been in office for three and

[17:16] a half years and Donald Trump has been

[17:19] running for office but you've been the

[17:21] person holding the

[17:23] office I both know what I'm talking

[17:25] about you and I both know what I'm

[17:26] talking don't what are you talking about

[17:29] talking about is that over the last

[17:31] decade people have become but listen

[17:36] over the last decade it is clear to me

[17:39] and certainly the Republicans who are on

[17:41] stage with me the the the former Chief

[17:44] of Staff to the president Donald Trump

[17:47] uh former defense secretaries National

[17:50] Security adviser and his vice president

[17:52] one that he is unfit to serve that he is

[17:55] unstable that he is dangerous and that

[17:58] people are exhausted with someone who

[18:01] professes to be a leader who spends

[18:03] fulltime demeaning and and and engaging

[18:07] in personal Grievances and it being

[18:09] about him instead of the American people

[18:12] people are tired of that if that's the

[18:14] case why is half the country supporting

[18:15] him why is he beating you in a lot of

[18:18] Swing States why if he's as bad as you

[18:20] say that half of this country is now

[18:23] supporting this person who could be the

[18:26] 47th president of the United States why

[18:27] is that happening this is an election

[18:30] for President of the United States it's

[18:32] not supposed to be easy I know but it's

[18:35] not supposed to be it it is not supposed

[18:38] to be a are they misguided the 50% are

[18:41] they stupid what oh god I would never

[18:43] say that about the American people and

[18:45] in fact if you listen to Donald Trump if

[18:47] you watch any of his rallies he's the

[18:49] one who tends to demean and belittle and

[18:52] diminish the American people he's the

[18:55] one who talks about an enemy within

[18:57] within an Enemy Within talking about the

[19:01] American people suggesting he would turn

[19:04] the American Military on the American

[19:06] people we asked that question to the

[19:09] former president today Harris fauler had

[19:11] a a town hall and this is how he

[19:14] responded I heard about that they they

[19:16] were saying I was like threatening I'm

[19:18] not threatening anybody they're the ones

[19:20] doing the threatening they do phony

[19:22] investigations I've been investigated

[19:24] more than alons Capone he was the

[19:26] greatest no it's true think of it it's

[19:29] called weaponization of government it's

[19:31] a terrible thing so Brett I I'm sorry

[19:34] and with all due respect that clip was

[19:36] not what he has been saying about the

[19:39] Enemy Within that he has

[19:41] repeated when he's speaking about the

[19:43] American people that's not what you just

[19:45] showed he was asked about that no that's

[19:47] not what you just showed in all fairness

[19:49] and respect that was the question that

[19:51] we asked him he didn't show that and

[19:53] here's the bottom line he has repeated

[19:55] it many times and you and I both know

[19:57] that and you and I both know that he has

[20:00] talked about turning the American

[20:02] Military on the American people he has

[20:04] talked about going after people who are

[20:06] engaged in peaceful protest he has

[20:09] talked about locking people up because

[20:11] they disagree with him this is a

[20:14] democracy and in in a democracy the

[20:17] president of the United States in the

[20:19] United States of America should be

[20:22] willing to be able to handle criticism

[20:25] without saying he'd lock people up for

[20:27] doing it and this is what is at stake

[20:30] which is why you have someone like the

[20:32] former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of

[20:34] Staff saying what Mark Millie has said

[20:38] about Donald Trump being a threat to the

[20:41] United States of America he's quoted in

[20:44] the Bob Woodward book that way yes let

[20:46] me ask you this Madam vice president you

[20:48] call Donald Trump signicance of you call

[20:51] Donald Trump um he's misguided you say

[20:55] now he un unstable he is unstable he's

[20:58] not well you say he's mentally not

[21:00] stable he's not stable let me ask you

[21:02] this you told many interviewers that Joe

[21:05] Biden was on his game that ran around

[21:07] circles on his staff when did you first

[21:10] notice that President Biden's mental

[21:12] faculties appeared

[21:15] diminished Joe

[21:17] Biden I have watched in from the Oval

[21:20] Office to the situation room and he has

[21:23] the judgment and the experiment and

[21:26] experience to do exactly what he has has

[21:28] done in making very important decisions

[21:31] on behalf of the American people Jo no

[21:33] concerns raised Joe Biden is not on the

[21:35] ballot I understand and Donald Trump

[21:37] Donald Trump is you talked about it

[21:39] Donald Trum George Clooney said within a

[21:41] few minutes of talking to President

[21:43] Biden at a fundraiser that he thought

[21:45] this was not the same Joe Biden that we

[21:47] saw on the debate stage is on the ballot

[21:49] I understand you met with him at least

[21:52] once a week for 3 and 1/2 years you

[21:54] didn't have any

[21:56] concerns I think the American people

[21:58] have a concern about Donald Trump which

[22:00] is why the people who know him best

[22:03] including leaders of our national

[22:05] security Community have all spoken out

[22:09] even people who worked for him in the

[22:11] Oval Office worked with him in the

[22:14] situation room and have said he is

[22:17] unfit and dangerous and should never be

[22:21] president of the United States again

[22:23] including his former vice president

[22:25] which is why the job was open

[22:28] for him to choose another running mate

[22:32] so that is a fact that is a

[22:37] fact Madam vice president two more

[22:40] things you were asked on 60 Minutes

[22:43] about the biggest threat that the world

[22:46] faces that the US faces this is what you

[22:49] said which foreign country do you

[22:51] consider to be our greatest adversary I

[22:55] think there's an obvious um one in mind

[22:58] is Iran Iran has American blood on their

[23:00] hands okay this this attack on Israel

[23:04] 200 ballistic missiles um what we need

[23:08] to do to ensure that um Iran never

[23:12] achieves the ability to be a nuclear

[23:15] power that is one of my highest

[23:17] priorities a number of expert experts

[23:19] thought you would say China um the FBI

[23:22] director had said that but you said Iran

[23:24] if that's the case what do you say to

[23:25] critics uh who look at the actions of

[23:28] your ad Administration and say you're

[23:30] not acting like Iran is the number one

[23:33] threat well I I will tell you most

[23:37] recently whether it was in April or in

[23:40] October in then several hours on each

[23:44] occasion that Iran posed a threat to

[23:49] Israel I was there uh most recently in

[23:53] The Situation Room in the most recent

[23:55] attack working with the heads of our

[23:59] military and doing what America must

[24:01] always do to defend and to support

[24:05] Israel in its requirement to defend

[24:08] itself and to give American Support to

[24:12] be able to allow Israel to have the

[24:15] resources to defend itself against

[24:18] attack including from Iran and Iran's

[24:21] terrorist proxies in the region and that

[24:24] is

[24:25] proxies my commitment to that is

[24:29] unyielding and unwavering critics just

[24:31] say that you either relaxed or failed to

[24:33] to enforce sanctions on Iran allowing

[24:36] all of this money to flow into Iran like

[24:38] billions let's go back to Donald Trump

[24:41] who who pulled out of who pulled out of

[24:43] a deal that would have actually put Iran

[24:46] in check the estimates bil during Donald

[24:49] Trump's Administration IR regime that

[24:53] that we had an American Military Base

[24:56] that was attacked where American

[24:58] soldiers suffered traumatic brain

[25:01] injuries and Donald Trump dismissed them

[25:03] as headaches not to mention how Donald

[25:06] Trump has has treated and talked about

[25:08] America's military and military service

[25:11] people calling them suckers and losers

[25:14] Hamas has diminished sign talking over

[25:17] each other I apologize and I I I would

[25:20] like that we would have a a conversation

[25:23] that is grounded in full assessment of

[25:26] the facts which includ includes I think

[25:29] this interview is supposed to be about

[25:31] the choices that your viewers should be

[25:33] presented about this election and the

[25:36] contrast is important yes ma'am and on

[25:38] the subject of Iran I am

[25:41] offering what should be an an important

[25:45] contrast that is presented for folks to

[25:47] make a

[25:49] decision who look at what the

[25:50] administration did and say and think

[25:52] differently Madam vice president they're

[25:54] wrapping me very hard

[25:56] here I hope you got to say what you

[25:58] wanted to say about Donald Trump there

[26:00] are a lot of things there more to say I

[26:03] there are a lot of things that people

[26:04] want to learn about you and your

[26:06] policies and that's why I invite

[26:08] everyone to go to kamah harris.com and

[26:11] you will see that I have 80 uh pages of

[26:15] policies that are quite comprehensive

[26:17] and should be um accessible to anyone

[26:20] who would like to read them and it

[26:22] includes what I intend to do about

[26:24] affordable housing what I intend to do

[26:26] about small businesses what I do

[26:29] eom to see where you were in 2019 and

[26:31] where you are America's military and Ure

[26:33] we have the most lethal and best

[26:36] fighting force in the world Madam vice

[26:38] president they're giving me a hard wrap

[26:39] here well I thank you for the time I

[26:41] thank you for the time it's good to meet

[26:42] you thank you very much thank you