And for more analysis of the rapidly changing state of the presidential race,

we're joined now by Democratic strategist Guy Cecil and Republican strategist Kevin Madden.

It's great to have you both of you here.

So, Guy, there's an old saying in Washington

that a presidential candidate will never

have a better day than the day that follows their announcement.

And Kamala Harris, this huge fundraising hall,

lots of enthusiasm from the base.

Moving forward, though, how does she handle a tax

on her record, both as a prosecutor and as vice president.

Yeah.

Well, most candidates when they're announcing

have a little more time to prepare

when they're announcing for president.

Look, I think this is a great opportunity

for Kamala to introduce herself to the country.

She's done so in the sense that she's been the vice president in this administration,

but now is the time for her to present herself, her own views, her own contrast against

Donald Trump. And we've seen a lot of that as you've said

she's been in Indianapolis she's headed to Texas she was in Delaware

she will be traveling the country she was in Milwaukee you're gonna see a very strong contrast, not just on the

Biden administration's record, but also on her entire career as a prosecutor. And I

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