Kamla Harris says she will do a 2024 campaign in a different way but how will it not say it

Former vice president Kamla Haris On Thursday, “The Late Show” appeared. There she acknowledged that in the 2024 bid for Presidency, she would have done some different things, but failed to give detailed information about what she had actually changed about her campaign.

During explanation of what she did differently in 224, Harris reminded the audience to read her upcoming “107 days” book before the audience explained how great her team was during her campaign-without detailing what she had actually changed.

She told the host, “I do different things and read the book again,” she told the host Stephen Kolbert?? “I just mean, that is, I just have to say one thing, and I have guided a lot of people – in my career. None of us have success, this is definitely for me, without having an incredible team.”

Kamala Harris refuses to say who is the leading Democratic party when Kolbert pressed

Harris told Kolbert that she did not suffer for a day of her campaign, before she said that she had done different things. (Photo of Scott Cavalchic/CBS by Gatey images)

Harris continued, saying, “No one -day no sorrow” praised her team for “left it all on the field”.

“This is a personal and obvious view of what that experience is about, but I have a team, many people who have been with me for many years, who really invested so much and as I said… (they) have left it all on the field and I am not sorry for that day,” she told Colbert.

Following these contradictory statements about whether she had any regrets about her 224 campaign, Harris did not give any further insight into the matter, and the topic of the conversation immediately changed.

Kamla Harris Failed224 to publish the account behind the curtain of the campaign

Harris is promoting the memory of the campaign for losing her 2024 attempts. (AP Photo/Jacqueline Martin)

Kolbert asked Harris Joe Biden’s poor performance In the first presidential discussion of 2024.

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“Let me tell you something about Biden. I have incredible respect for him and I think we should think about where we were right now to remember that we were the president of the United States who believed in the law of law, who believed in integrity and working in the eyes of people.” “And that’s where I leave it.”

She acknowledged that some people had urged her to be ready to step into his shoes after the discussion, but did not go into detail. After Biden left last July, she did not immediately oppose the democratic candidate.