Harris calls Trump ‘tyrant’ in first interview since election loss
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris sat on Monday, Rachel Maddow of MSNBC for his first interview for his 2024 presidential elections.
60 -year -old Harris did not withdraw, did not call his republican opponent “tyranny”, and surrendered to Trump what he thought of American CEOs.
“I have worked closely with the private sector for many years and always pushed with the private sector, I believed that the industry would be railings for the importance of maintaining democratic institutions for our democracy.” He said. “And they remained silent one by one. You know, yes, I use the word fearless.”
Kamala Harris explains what Biden told him just before the important debates that left him ‘angry’.
Former US Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at the Emerge 20th anniversary premiere in San Francisco, San Francisco on 30 April 2025. (Camille Cohen / AFP) (Photo: Getty Images Camille Cohen / AFP)
Harris mocked the idea that the billionaire class would lose their yachts or their home in Hamptons if they speak against Trump. He argued that capitalism has developed better than authoritarian regimes under democracy.
Left: President Donald Trump offers explanations during a meeting with Friedrich Merz, the German Chancellor in the Oval Office in Washington, DC on 05 June 2025; True: Vice President Kamala Harris paused on April 30, 2025 while talking at the Emerge 20th anniversary premiere in San Francisco, California (Sol: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images ;; Right: Camille Cohen/AFP through Getty Images)
“Democracy maintains capitalism. Capitalism is developing in a democracy. And now – as I was looking for him in my speech about the ellipse – a tyrant. We compared the power of our democracy with the communist dictators. This is what we are dealing with under Donald Trump. And these industrial titans do not speak.” He said.
When Kamala Harris asks him to separate himself during the 2024 campaign, he throws on ‘pile’ against Joe Biden
Harris said that the administration went after the critics and understood his hesitations to talk against the President.
US President Joe Biden (L) and US Vice President Kamala Harris stand together at the White House before the opening of Donald Trump, who was elected US President at Washington DC on January 20, 2025. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
“But at some point, people who trust all these institutions have honesty and at one point they need to stand up to have correspondence against a tyrants who use their enthusiasm and fantasy because of a fragile ego.” He said.
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On Monday night, an interview with the MSNBC came a day before the release of former President Joe Biden’s new book, “107 Days”, which will describe the turbulent experience of 2024 democratic presidential candidates after leaving the race.
