Screenshot of video of Iowa kid interviewing Kamala Harris for a 2019 campaign video.
Back in 2019, a group of school-age kids interviewed Kamala Harris about her vision for the presidency for a campaign video.
One of those kids was from Ames, and she asked a brilliant question about what the now-presumptive Democratic nominee would do to support the country’s public schools. Watch Harris’s response here.
@iowastartingline Back in 2019, a group of school-age kids interviewed Kamala Harris about her vision for the presidency for a campaign video. One of those kids was from Ames, and she asked a brilliant question about what the now-presumptive Democratic nominee would do to support the country’s public schools. Watch Harris’s response here. 🎥: @kamalaharris on Youtube #iowa #iowanews #iowalife ♬ original sound – Iowa Starting Line
Watch the full video on Harris’s YouTube channel.
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