In the final weeks of the presidential race, Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump engaged in a series of high-profile interviews, revealing new insights into their policy priorities and political strategies. Harris appeared on various shows, including Fox News, while Trump participated in interviews on Bloomberg News and Univision.
Both candidates typically avoided traditional interviews but broke from that trend for a two-day interview blitz. Harris faced tough questions on immigration and policy shifts, aiming to differentiate herself from Biden. Trump defended his positions on tariffs and abortion, facing criticism from women voters on his abortion stance.
As the election nears, both candidates are targeting key demographics like Black men. Harris highlighted criminal justice reform, while Trump emphasized his support among minority voters. With the race neck-and-neck, every interview counts in their efforts to secure crucial votes.
Despite their differences, both candidates acknowledge the importance of appealing to diverse voters and are focused on making their case ahead of Election Day.