Kamala Harris Can Bring People Together: Former U.S. attorney general Eric Holder

Many people are telling me that this particular historic convention is generating the same kind of energy as former President Barack Obama had generated when he first launched his campaign. Do you sense that? Yeah, there's that same feeling that we don't have a moment here, that we actually have the beginnings of a movement. And I see in Kamala, who I've known for 20, 25 years or so, somebody who is like Barack. Somebody who I think can bring people together. Somebody who's obviously a first. America loves firsts. America loves change. And I think there are a lot of echoes from 2008 to 2024. And I think it's interesting that this is roughly 20 years ago since Barack gave that big speech in Boston that actually catapulted him into the national stage. What is your hope for America? I hope that through this electoral process and through a Harris-Waltz administration, that we will start talking to one another. We can disagree, but let's talk to one another. Let's get back to normal. I'll disagree with conservative Republicans, and they'll disagree with me. But I'd like to get back to a place where I don't think that our democracy is at stake, that we'll operate within the parameters that have always kind of guided this nation. And I'm actually hopeful that we can pull that off.