I am Jonathan Kapart and welcome to Cape Up.

Senator Kamala Harris wants you to know a few things.

She's not paying attention to the polls.

Her policy proposals are guided by what she says is doing the right thing even if it's not popular

She's cooking Thanksgiving dinner in Iowa, but she's getting her caragreens and sweet potatoes from South Carolina

And she believes President Trump has reason to be afraid of her.

Find out why in this conversation at a hotel in Columbia, South Carolina, right now.

Senator Kamala Harris, thank you very much for coming back to the podcast. It's great to be with you always Jonathan.

And we're here in Columbia, South Carolina.

Yes. How's a campaign going?

It's going really well. We had the best weekend of we did a whole

weekend of action with black women from around the country and of course with an incredible amount of emphasis of the leaders here in South Carolina and it was wonderful.

People flew in.

There were a variety of events, but it included knocking and walking and knocking on

doors and engaging voters and talking about the issues and I'm told it was

historic that a presidential campaign did that in the way that we did it.

So it was really great. People left here, I think, feeling a real sense of purpose and an engagement.

So let me... I... of purpose and engagement.

So let me, I have sensed a change.

And I saw it at the Iowa, at the Des Moines Liberty and Justice dinner where you walked out on the stage and from your first words were we all know why we're here.

And it was the way you said it,

and what you had to say that made me pay much more attention

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