Harris warns of democracy threats in major campaign speech before Election Day

Kamala Harris delivered a major speech in Washington, D.C., a week before Election Day, addressing a large crowd. She reiterated President Biden's warnings about the threat to democracy posed by Donald Trump, whom she labeled a "petty tyrant." Harris emphasized the importance of preserving freedoms achieved by past generations and painted a grim picture of a potential second Trump presidency. She called for unity and warned against the dangers of division, contrasting her vision with Trump's approach. While Biden did not attend, he faced criticism for his comments about Trump supporters. Harris focused on rallying support for her campaign, aiming to connect with voters on everyday issues while invoking the symbolism of the January 6 Capitol riot.