Vice President Kamala Harris has not submitted to many interviews with journalists during her short presidential campaign, and certainly none with conservative media.

Harris praised her interlocutor, Bret Baier, as a “serious journalist,” a contrast from Trump saying Fox News was “owned” by her spokesperson Ian Sams. And she took a step to defuse last week’s self-own that her presidency would not be much different that Joe Biden’s.

Mark Cuban has defended Kamala Harris on social media after the vice president faced some backlash following her Fox News interview with Bret Baier.

Vice President Kamala Harris turned questions about her nearly four years in office into attacks on Republican rival Donald Trump’s record in a heated interview Wednesday on Fox News, her first appearance on the conservative network,

The Democratic presidential candidate agrees to be interviewed by Fox News political anchor, Bret Baier on Wednesday.

The interview will bring eyeballs, but it’s not like Democratic feelings about Fox have changed. If anything, I can say that – anecdotally t

Kamala Harris came fishing for Republican votes in choppy waters — the airwaves of Fox News. Fox News, meanwhile, sought to sink the Democratic presidential candidate's boat by pressing her unrelentingly on topics seemingly custom-built to remind the network's viewers why they shouldn't like her.

Vice President Kamala Harris continued her media blitz on Wednesday evening with a contentious interview with Fox News, her first appearance on the right-leaning network. Georgia Tech appeared to simply be going for a first down.

Vice President Kamala Harris sat down with FOX News correspondent Bret Baier for an interview. For about a half-hour, the two debated heavily on the border crisis, Donald Trump, Iran, and the nation's current head of state.