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Vice President Kamala Harris discusses her journey to leadership, emphasizing resilience and the influence of her mother, a civil rights activist. She highlights her commitment to social justice, economic equality, and supporting small businesses, while also addressing the importance of America's role in global diplomacy. Harris encourages young people to dream big and actively pursue change, aiming to leave a legacy of empowerment and inclusivity.

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INTERVIEWER: “Keep your head high, keep your shoulders back, and keep moving forward.

The path to leadership is not an easy one, but it's worth it. Ladies and gentlemen, we are
honored to introduce a trailblazer in American politics. She has shattered glass ceilings,
advocated for justice, and stood up for the rights of all Americans. Please welcome the 49th
Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris. Madam Vice President, it's a privilege to
have you with us today.”

KAMALA HARRIS: “Thank you, it’s wonderful to be here.”

INTERVIEWER: “You’ve made history as the first woman, the first Black woman, and the first
South Asian woman to hold the office of Vice President. What were the biggest challenges you
faced on your journey to the White House, and how did you overcome them?”

KAMALA HARRIS: “My journey has certainly been filled with challenges, but I've always
believed in the power of resilience and persistence. Being a woman of color in politics meant
facing barriers and skepticism, but I drew strength from the people who came before me—like
Shirley Chisholm and Thurgood Marshall—who broke down barriers and paved the way for
others. It was their courage and determination that inspired me to keep pushing forward, even
when the road was tough.”

INTERVIEWER: “Your story is indeed an inspiration to many. You've been a strong advocate for
social justice and equality throughout your career. Who or what inspired you to fight for these
causes?”

KAMALA HARRIS: “My mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was my greatest inspiration. She was a
civil rights activist and a strong woman who taught me the importance of fighting for what’s right.
She would always say, ‘Don’t sit around and complain about things, do something.’ That
message has stayed with me throughout my life. I’m also deeply inspired by the people I’ve met
along the way—everyday Americans who stand up for justice and equality. They remind me why
this work is so important.”

INTERVIEWER: “Your mother’s influence is evident in your dedication to public service. How do
you plan to use your platform as Vice President to continue advocating for social justice?”

KAMALA HARRIS: “As Vice President, I’m committed to advancing policies that address
systemic inequities and promote justice. Whether it’s criminal justice reform, healthcare access,
or economic equality, I believe we have a responsibility to create a more just and inclusive
society. I’m also focused on empowering the next generation of leaders, especially women and
people of color, so they have the opportunity to shape our future.”

INTERVIEWER: “Your efforts in these areas have already made a significant impact. Speaking
of challenges, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a major test for leaders around the world. How
do you evaluate the administration's response to the pandemic, and what do you see as the
next steps in dealing with its aftermath?”

KAMALA HARRIS: “The pandemic has been an unprecedented challenge, but I’m proud of the
steps we’ve taken to protect the American people. From distributing vaccines to providing
economic relief, we’ve worked tirelessly to ensure that everyone has the resources they need to
stay safe and recover. Moving forward, we must continue to invest in public health
infrastructure, support our healthcare workers, and address the long-term impacts of the
pandemic, particularly on marginalized communities.”

INTERVIEWER: “It’s clear that you’ve been at the forefront of these efforts. Your commitment to
public health is commendable. Let’s talk about your global vision. How do you see America’s
role on the world stage, especially in light of recent global challenges?”

KAMALA HARRIS: “America must continue to lead with our values—promoting democracy,
human rights, and the rule of law. We face many global challenges, from climate change to
international security, and it’s crucial that we work with our allies and partners to address them.
Diplomacy and multilateral cooperation are key to maintaining peace and stability around the
world, and I’m committed to ensuring that America plays a constructive and leading role in these
efforts.”

INTERVIEWER: “Your emphasis on diplomacy and cooperation is essential in today’s world.

Shifting gears a bit, you’ve been involved in various initiatives to support small businesses and
entrepreneurs. What are your plans to further empower these vital parts of the economy?”

KAMALA HARRIS: “Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, and we must
continue to support them, especially as they recover from the pandemic. This includes providing
access to capital, reducing regulatory burdens, and ensuring that they have the resources they
need to grow and thrive. I’m also focused on increasing opportunities for minority-owned
businesses and ensuring that they have a fair chance to succeed.”

INTERVIEWER: “Supporting small businesses is indeed crucial for economic recovery. Madam
Vice President, you’ve had a remarkable career in law and politics, but you’ve also been a role
model for many. When you look back on your life, what legacy do you hope to leave behind?”

KAMALA HARRIS: “I hope to be remembered as someone who fought for justice and equality,
who stood up for the most vulnerable, and who worked tirelessly to create a more inclusive and
fair society. I want my legacy to be one of empowerment—where people, regardless of their
background, feel that they have a voice and the power to make a difference. It’s about lifting up
others and ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to succeed.”

INTERVIEWER: “Your legacy will surely inspire generations to come. Finally, what message
would you like to share with the youth of today, especially those who aspire to follow in your
footsteps?”

KAMALA HARRIS: “To the young people out there, I say: dream big, work hard, and never be
afraid to speak up for what you believe in. Your voice matters, and you have the power to create
change. Stay true to your values, surround yourself with people who lift you up, and always
remember that you are capable of achieving great things. The future is in your hands, and I’m
excited to see what you’ll accomplish.”

INTERVIEWER: “That’s an inspiring message, Madam Vice President. Thank you for sharing
your insights with us today. As we conclude this conversation, we’ve touched on your
experiences, your vision for the future, and the values that guide your leadership. Your
dedication to justice, equality, and empowerment is truly inspiring. Thank you for your time.”
KAMALA HARRIS: “Thank you, it’s been a pleasure. I’m always happy to discuss the issues
that matter and to engage with those who are passionate about making a difference. Together,
we can create a better future for all.”

INTERVIEWER: “Thank you to our audience for joining us. We hope you’ve enjoyed this
insightful discussion with Vice President Kamala Harris. Stay tuned for more interviews with
leaders and changemakers from around the world.”