As possible 2020 presidential candidates start announcing exploratory committees, there’s talk that Sen. Kamala Harris may be on the verge of launching herself into the ring.
On Tuesday, her memoir The Truths We Hold hits shelves. In it, the California Democrat ticks through her résumé and credentials, while mixing in a look at her upbringing and family life.
Harris spoke with NPR on a number of wide-ranging topics, from her mother to her views on the death penalty and the Kavanaugh hearings to whether Joe Biden would make a good president. But she didn’t commit to a presidential run herself.
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