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Vice President Kamala Harris discussed her decision not to select Pete Buttigieg as her running mate, her views on President Trump and corporate leaders, and her thoughts on political dynamics in an interview promoting her new book, while also addressing her relationship with Gavin Newsom and her future political plans.
In her first TV interview about her memoir '107 Days,' Kamala Harris discussed her reflections on Biden's reelection, her decision-making process regarding her vice-presidential pick, her support for NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, her criticism of Trump, and her current political focus, emphasizing her cautious approach and her support for Democratic candidates across the country.
Pete Buttigieg expressed surprise at Kamala Harris' claim that she didn't choose him as her 2024 running mate because of his race and sexuality, emphasizing that politics should be based on trust and results rather than categories.
Kamala Harris revealed in her upcoming book that Pete Buttigieg was her first choice for her 2024 running mate, but she ultimately chose Tim Walz due to concerns about risk related to diversity and acceptance. Harris praised Buttigieg's talent and noted the significance of their identities in American politics.
Kamala Harris reveals in her new book that Pete Buttigieg was her first choice for a running mate in 2024, but she believed America wasn't ready for a ticket that included a Black woman and a gay man, so she chose Tim Walz instead.
Pete Buttigieg clarifies his stance on Israel and Gaza, expressing support for a two-state solution and criticizing unconditional U.S. aid to Israel amid shifting Democratic views on the conflict. The article also covers political developments including upcoming elections, redistricting efforts, and international summit preparations involving Trump and Putin.
Pete Buttigieg criticizes the Democratic Party for clinging to the status quo, which he believes contributed to Trump's victory in 2024, and advocates for a more adaptable approach to governance and societal trust issues.
President Trump announced a trade deal with the EU reducing tariffs, while Israel pauses fighting in Gaza to allow aid, and Pete Buttigieg discusses Democratic strategies for future elections amid ongoing political shifts.
The FAA warns that holiday flight delays may occur due to a shortage of air traffic controllers, particularly affecting the northeast, including New York. Despite hiring 1,800 controllers this year, the agency remains short by about 3,000. With the TSA anticipating a record-breaking holiday travel season, delays could be exacerbated during peak times. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg emphasizes efforts to improve travel efficiency and safety, while American Airlines introduces new boarding technology to manage passenger flow.
Pete Buttigieg expressed his reaction to a surprising Iowa poll that shows Kamala Harris leading, stating that he could foresee such an outcome. The discussion is part of broader political commentary on the chaotic final days of the Trump campaign and the strategies of Democratic figures like Harris as they prepare for the 2024 election.
Major U.S. airlines, including Delta, American, and United, have declined to commit to boosting travel benefits for military personnel, despite Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg's urging. Airlines argue they already offer numerous benefits not reflected in USDOT's measurements and are wary of adding commitments that could lead to enforcement actions. This is the latest clash between the Biden administration and airlines over customer service issues.
Major U.S. airlines have declined to commit to enhancing travel benefits for military personnel, despite urging from Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Airlines argue they already offer numerous benefits not reflected in the USDOT's dashboard, which measures commitments like waiving fees and offering refunds for service members. This is the latest clash between the Biden administration and airlines over customer service issues.
CBS anchor Margaret Brennen challenged Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on the Biden administration's push for electric vehicles, citing former President Trump's criticism and slow progress on EV charging infrastructure. Buttigieg defended the initiative, emphasizing the long-term goal of 500,000 chargers by 2030 despite current slow progress and low consumer interest.
CBS anchor Margaret Brennen challenged Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on the Biden administration's push for electric vehicles, citing former President Trump's criticism and slow progress on EV charging stations. Buttigieg defended the initiative, emphasizing the long-term goal of installing 500,000 chargers by 2030 despite current slow progress and low consumer interest.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg faced criticism and ridicule on social media after addressing the slow rollout of electric vehicle charging stations funded by the Biden administration's $7.5 billion investment. Despite the goal of installing 500,000 chargers by 2030, only a handful have been built so far, leading to public scrutiny and questions about the effectiveness of the program.