with maggie heiberman from the new york times. maggie heiberman hasn't written one good word about donald trump. and he talks to her so often. so often. yes, often. komala hasn't given even a scripted interview for 40 days. the only unscripted interview she gave was when she got off the plane. i think it was at andrews air force base. there was a reporter waiting for her. you know, with one question. when are you going to do an interview? she said, i had the team set up one, it was august 3rd, and i do, you know, seven or eight interviews a day, which says a lot, and you know, i'm not bragging, i'm just saying, that's what you do if you're a public figure, and what's the point of being a public figure if you're not willing to advance your vision? so, i saw kamala harris in her convention speech talking about access to... still a democrat, but i also think, as you said at the beginning, i'm an independent, i registered as an independent when i ran, when i talked to president trump, we talked about, you know, we were going to form a

heiberman hasn't written a single good one word about donald trump, and he talks to her, how often, very often, yes, often, in her speech at the convention she talked about access to the john lewis voting rights act, we're going to pass it, everybody has a vote, yeah, except their opponents, it seems to me that... it's obviously a big political story, you 're supporting trump, it's a big change in your life, you were a democrat, you're still a democrat, but it also seems to me, as you said at the beginning, i'm an independent, i registered as an independent when there are definitely some differences but where we do see eye to eye we will be looking to get into government together to make sure that these issues are priorities for our country and you know i liked his attitude and maybe we can continue there are some issues there are a lot of issues where we have consent, borders, censorship, wars and that's how our country should be so what is this restructuring that you mentioned at the beginning it does seem like it's about more than just this november yeah i mean that's throughout ameri

from the new york times, maggie heiberman hasn't written one good word about donald trump, and he talks to her like often, very often, yeah, often, kamala hasn't even given a scripted interview for 40 days, the only unscripted interview she gave was when she got off the plane, i think it was at andrews air force base, and there was a reporter waiting for her, you know, with one question: when are you going to do an interview, and she said: i've got the team set up one, it was august 3rd, and i do, you know, seven or eight interviews a day. that says a lot, and you know, i'm not bragging, i'm just saying that's what you do if you're a public figure, and what's the point of being a public figure if you're not willing to advance your vision. so i saw kamala harris in her convention speech talking about access to voting. i know, i was in court in new york at this point, trying to get on the ballot while she was, you know, talking. the john lewis voting rights act, we 're going to pass that, everybody has a vote except their opponents. i think that's obviously a big political story, you 're