A day after announcing that she wouldn’t be running for California Governor, Kamala Harris is heading back to late-night.
The former Vice President will appear on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert tonight (Thursday July 31). It marks her first interview since the 2024 Presidential election.
Harris’ last visit to the Ed Sullivan Theater was on Tuesday October 8, 2024, just ahead of the election, which she lost to President Donald Trump.
The former Veep also announced earlier today that she was writing a book – 107 Days – about her campaign for the presidency.
It’s interesting timing for Colbert, whose show was unceremoniously canceled by CBS earlier this month. CBS said it was purely for financial reasons, but there has also been the specter of Trump, whose lawsuit The Late Show’s parent company Paramount Global settled in order to get its deal with Skydance over the line.
Last time she was at The Late Show she shared a Miller High Life with the host, while also noting that Trump “openly admires dictators and authoritarians”.
It marks her eighth appearance on The Late Show, having first sat down with Colbert in April 2018.
The Late Show is produced by The Late Show Inc. and CBS Studios in association with Spartina Productions with Colbert, Tom Purcell and Jon Stewart as exec producers.
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