Vice President Kamala Harris recently sat down with "60 Minutes" for a candid conversation. She discussed the ongoing issues at the southern border, stating that it's a longstanding problem and that Congress needs to step up. When asked about her administration's response to the surge in migrants, she pointed to recent actions that have reduced crossings and emphasized the need for Congress to act.

Harris also addressed the war in Ukraine, stating that she would not meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin without Ukraine's input. She emphasized the importance of Ukraine's role in any peace negotiations and avoided commenting on NATO expansion.

In an interesting turn, Harris was joined by former Representative Liz Cheney, who endorsed her, highlighting their unlikely alliance. The interview also featured Harris' running mate, Governor Tim Walz, who admitted to past mistakes but stressed that he was not a pathological liar like former President Donald Trump.

Harris criticized Trump for backing out of a "60 Minutes" interview, suggesting it shows his unwillingness to engage in meaningful conversations with the public.

Vice President Harris Talks Border Control and Ukraine in '60 Minutes' Interview

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