Kamala Harris discusses campaign and shares beer with Stephen Colbert

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Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday night as part of her media outreach leading up to the election. The conversation touched on a range of topics, from her political positions to the ongoing presidential campaign.

The show opened with Colbert humorously referencing Harris's recent interview on 60 Minutes, followed by a comedic jab at former President Donald Trump. After about 18 minutes, Harris joined Colbert for an on-air discussion.

In a lighthearted moment, Colbert offered Harris a beer, citing the idea that "elections are won on vibes" and suggesting that voters want a candidate they can relate to. Harris agreed, sharing that the last time she had a beer was at a baseball game with her husband, Doug Emhoff. The two clinked their cans of Miller High Life and toasted, with Harris playfully calling it the "Champagne of beers."

The discussion later turned to the presidential race, with Harris touching on her political priorities if elected. She also recounted a humorous story from a rally, where someone called Trump a "loser" due to job losses and the economy during his presidency. Colbert responded affirmatively, adding humor to the conversation.