Kamala Harris

Organized labor and our unions are the reason that all of us, regardless of whether you are a member of a union or not, it is the reason all of us have a five-day workday.

This is a moment in time for us to look in the mirror and ask a question. That question being, who are we?

It is the reason that we have issues about what we do to preserve workplace safety.

I will always support your right to organize, to collective bargaining, to strike.

We have a president of the United States who is not trying to make America great. He`s trying to make America hate and we need to get rid of him.

The president of the United States should be in the business of lifting people up, not beating people up.

On the issue of immigration, he has also defied who we are morally and who we say we are to the world.

And as president of the United States, I will always support your right to organize, to collective bargaining, to strike.

We have not allowed women to be in control of their bodies and make decisions.

We should not support any system that requires an individual worker to have to bargain against an entire employer for their wages and benefits and workplace safety.

It is the reason that we have sick leave. It is the reason that we have issues about what we do to preserve workplace safety.

Women`s ability to have access to reproductive health is under attack in America.

Women have value. Women have authority to make decisions about their own lives and their own bodies.

Are we going to go back to the days of back alley abortions? Women died before we had Roe v. Wade in place.

We know the power of the people and we know we are all in this together.

My whole life, I`ve only had one client, the people.

We must protect the integrity of our democracy and hold those accountable who violate it.

It is time to hold corporations accountable for paying women equally for the same work.

We must speak up when we see hate and not allow anyone to be made to fight alone.

Attorney General Barr, has the president or anyone at the White House ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone?

This issue is symbolic and actually a litmus test on whether our democracy is intact, whether our institutions are functioning as they could.

I think voters do care, and I'll tell you why. ... there are a lot of people in our country who are feeling a great sense of distrust in their government, its institutions and leaders.

This is our attorney general. This is not the attorney general of the president. It is the people's attorney general.

I think he's intentionally misleading. I think he's intentionally mischaracterizing the facts and his perspective and the evidence to the extent he's reviewed the evidence.

I just think that he has compromised his position in a way that it leaves the American public believing that he is not bringing integrity to the role.