you where so many hats. wear so many hats. i am so honored to have your support. in.ks for taking us [laughter] sen. harris: at the last minute as you all know. because you are here and you shifted the plan and you came here. i want to thank you on a rainy afternoon for being here. very touched, so thank you. i am kamala harris, i am running for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] sen. harris: and so i wanted to share with you a couple of my thoughts and i am forward to taking questions. as you probably heard me say before, i fully intend to win this election. i really do. part of the measure of our success is going to be at the end of this process that we are relevant. and in order to ensure that, it is important to me that i and we listen as much as i talk, especially at this stage of the campaign, so i am here to listen as much as i am to talk but i will share with you a couple of thoughts. let s get a big shout out for naral. yay. [cheers and applause]
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