Kamala Harris Attacks Trump in Georgia Campaign Rally

Vice President Kamala Harris launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump's candidacy in a campaign rally in Savannah, Georgia. She accused him of wanting to restrict abortion access, cut Social Security and Medicare, and grant tax breaks to big corporations and billionaires.

Harris pledged to appoint a Republican to her cabinet, rejected Trump's questioning of her racial identity, and criticized his plan for across-the-board tariffs on imported goods. The audience expressed their support with chants of 'We're not going back'.

This was Harris' first major interview since becoming the presumptive Democratic nominee, following mounting pressure to hold an interview with a top journalist. Harris defended her political values, emphasized her commitment to being a president for all Americans, and discussed her plans for addressing climate change and securing the US-Mexico border.

The interview, conducted by CNN's Dana Bash, will air at 9 p.m. Eastern time.

Trump supporters have criticized Harris for avoiding interviews, while Democrats see the interview as an opportunity for her to present her positions and strengthen her profile ahead of the 2024 election.