Kamala Resurfaces in Hollywood to Deliver Another Word Salad, Whines About Trump [WATCH]

Kamala Harris reemerged on the political scene last week in Southern California, where she delivered remarks critical of President Donald Trump at the Leading Women Defined Summit in Orange County.

Her appearance comes amid ongoing speculation about her political future following her 2024 election loss to President Trump.

Harris’s comments were delivered Thursday, April 3, during the summit, a high-profile event attended by major Democratic donors and activists, including key figures from the Hollywood community.

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While Harris has not officially declared any future political plans, her remarks suggest she intends to stay active in national and California politics.

“There is a sense of fear that has been taking hold in our country,” Harris told attendees.

“And I understand it, but we’re seeing people stay quiet. We are seeing organizations stay quiet. We are seeing those who are capitulating to clearly unconstitutional threats. And these are the things that we are witnessing each day in these last few months in our country, and it understandably creates a great sense of fear.”

“I’ll say this fear has a way of being contagious,” she added.

“But I say this also: courage is also contagious.”

Kamala Harris gave a speech on Thursday at the Leading Women Defined Summit. It was word salad like usual.

She got real ugly mad, did her cackle, then explained what “contagious” means.

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Her remarks were met with applause and appeared to strike a chord with several Democratic donors in attendance.

According to Deadline, the response from donors was largely positive, though not without some dissent.

“About damn time, I would say,” one longtime Democratic donor said following Harris’s appearance.

“Harris, Obama, they’ve all been sitting this out too long.”

Another donor, reacting to Harris’s unusually direct tone, said, “More of that!” expressing renewed enthusiasm after months of disappointment over the party’s performance in the 2024 election.

The same donor continued, “A lot more of that, more Cory Booker, more Harris, more Bernie, more everyone. Finally, someone’s fighting back!”

However, not all reactions were favorable.

At least one major Hollywood producer described Harris’s speech as “too little, too late.”

“No one wants to hear from her, just go away,” the producer reportedly said.

The comments at the summit come as speculation continues to swirl over Harris’s next move.

After losing the 2024 election, she has been rumored as a potential Democratic candidate for president in 2028 or a contender for California’s governorship when Governor Gavin Newsom’s term ends in 2026.

In early February, Harris appeared to deflect questions about a possible run for governor during a public appearance, stating, “I have been home for two weeks and three days. My plans are to be in touch with my community, to be in touch with the leaders and figure out what I can do to support them.”

While Harris has yet to formally announce her intentions, her recent public engagement and high-profile speech suggest she is positioning herself for continued involvement in Democratic politics at the state or national level.

The Leading Women Defined Summit brought together a number of influential Democratic figures and donors, many of whom remain frustrated after President Trump’s sweeping victory across all swing states in 2024.

Some attendees referenced the last 70-plus days of Trump’s administration and cited what they described as “grievance-fueled authoritarian and Project 2025 measures” as a rallying point for renewed political action.

As the Democratic Party recalibrates following its 2024 defeat, Harris’s reentry into the spotlight is being closely watched.

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