Former Vice President Kamala Harris plans to make sharp criticism of Trump

Former Vice President Kamala Harris plans to make sharp criticisms of President Trump and his policies in his first major speech since leaving the office on Wednesday.

“She will reflect on the lasting American promise and send a call for action in the face of reckless economic policies and the emergency crisis of U.S. institutions and global leadership,” said the person with knowledge of Harris’s speech, saying frankly.

Harris has been weighing whether to enter the 2026 California governor race to replace so-called Governor Gavin Newsom, her most extensive speech, and her most extensive speech.

Harris, 60, couldn’t make a decision until the end of the summer — a delay that prompted Democrats to criticize, arguing that politicians cannot sit off the court at a critical moment in the future of the country and the country.

Harris's speech will be held at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco at Emerge's 20th anniversary party, a training program for female candidates designed to increase the number of Democratic women in elected offices. The group was co-founded by Andrea Dew Steele, who advised Harris on his successful 2003 San Francisco District Attorney’s campaign.

The former vice president is expected to talk about the emergence of elected women’s efforts and to be the biggest remarks about the Trump administration so far.

“She will expand her theme with a theme of 'courage is infectious' and celebrate many Americans who show courage, keep their voices and vigilance,” said a source familiar with the speech.

Harris has remained relatively low since leaving the office. she Meet firefighters and volunteers Hours after Trump's inauguration, hours after Altadena, she was involved in the Trump administration's policies when the Trump administration received a NAACP ruling in February.

Earlier this month, she condemned the rollback of fundamental rights under Trump’s fundamental rights, without a surprising appearance at the National Black Women’s Leaders’ Meeting, including business owners and politicians, at a seaside resort in Dana Point.

“We are committed to lifting each other, elevating communities, elevating our country has not changed,” Harris said at the Leading Women’s Definition Conference. “Now has changed since 2016: We are seeing progress retreating. The policies we were born were backed.”

Harris, who mentioned the reduction in protections for ethnic minorities, women, LGBTQ+ communities and others, hints at concerns such as the central theme of her 2024 presidential campaign.

“I’m not here to say, ‘I told you’.” She smiled roughly as the crowd growled. “I swear I won't say that.”