(The Hill) — Vice President Kamala Harris will take part in her first major interview since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee on CNN on Thursday.
Her, running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D), will appear by her side in the evening interview, which will be filmed earlier in the day in Georgia, where Harris is scheduled to undertake a bus tour.
Harris has not sat for a solo interview since replacing President Joe Biden as the likely Democratic nominee in July. It will be a critical moment for the Harris campaign as Election Day rapidly approaches.
Here’s how to tune in to Harris and Walz’s first major interview.
When and where will it air?
The interview will go live across CNN’s platforms at 9 p.m. EDT on Thursday.
Will it be livestreamed?
CNN will livestream the interview for paid TV subscribers via CNN.com, CNN-connected TV and mobile apps, the network said.
Who will conduct the interview?
CNN’s Dana Bash, who hosts “Inside Politics,” will conduct the interview. Bash co-hosted the June debate between Biden and former President Donald Trump. She also co-hosted multiple presidential primary debates in 2016 and 2020.
Bash is expected to ask Harris tough questions, including ones on her position shifts on topics such as fracking and health care.
