In a BBC interview airing Sunday, former vice-president Kamala Harris said she is “not done” with politics and “possibly” could be the next president, signaling a potential 2028 run while insisting no decision is made. She brushed off poor polls and accused Donald Trump of weaponising the justice system, citing ABC’s suspension of Jimmy Kimmel after a joke about reaction to Charlie Kirk’s killing, and castigated business leaders for “bending the knee.” A White House spokesperson dismissed her claims. Harris is promoting 107 Days, recounting her shortened 2024 bid after Joe Biden withdrew.

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