After Republicans seized last week on her reluctance to disavow any of Biden's actions over the last four years, Harris came to the Fox interview determined to burnish a more independent image. "Like every new president that comes in to office, I will bring my life experiences, my professional experiences, and fresh and new ideas," Harris said, before detailing the highlights of her economic agenda.
Harris expressed her heartbreak for the victims of violent crimes committed by undocumented immigrants, and repeatedly sought to pivot to Trump's sabotage of the Senate's bipartisan border security deal earlier this year. But Baier - cognizant that immigration is a top issue for Fox viewers and millions of voters - was persistent that Harris answer for the mistakes of the administration's first three years, which she was unable to do.
In a back-and-forth over why Trump is polling so well despite Harris branding him "unstable" and "dangerous," she called the election a chance to "turn the page from the last decade". She emphasized that the election is fundamentally about moving forward rather than continuing with the previous administration's divisive politics.
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