Former Vice President Kamala Harris admitted on national television that she would’ve done some things differently in her failed 2024 campaign, but when asked what those things were, she declined to give any answers.
Appearing Thursday on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Harris was vague about her regrets and repeatedly pointed viewers to her upcoming memoir 107 Days, avoiding any meaningful explanation of what went wrong.
“There are things I would do differently, and again, read the book,” she told Colbert when pressed about the failed run. But instead of listing even one change, Harris launched into a rambling tribute to her staff, saying, “None of us achieves any success, certainly for me, without having an incredible team.”
She then doubled down on praise for her campaign, which lost traction early and never recovered. “I don’t regret a day,” Harris insisted, contradicting her earlier admission: “They left it all on the field.”
Despite the mix of claims — that she has regrets, but wouldn’t change anything — Harris provided no further clarification before Colbert changed the subject, per Fox News.
Harris’ appearance was meant to promote her new campaign memoir, which offers a behind-the-scenes account of her 2024 loss