As Vice President, I think it would be wonderful to have a woman or a person of color as Vice President.

An historic day is ahead, as Joe Biden and Kamala Harris make their first public appearance as the Democratic ticket.

These are not -- quote -- 'normal times' and he sees Harris as a smart, tough person who is -- quote -- 'ready to lead.'

In college, I was inspired by the civil rights movement and the fight for justice.

We cannot change the past, but we can work to create a better future for all Americans.

We need to learn from history and move forward with a clear and focused agenda.

And it's necessary when you have a top of the ticket like Joe Biden, who can sometimes wander off into the wilderness.

Now, I don't hold grudges. And I made it really clear that I don't hold grudges. I think it was a debate. It's as simple as that. And she's very much in contention.

I have to pick someone, if God forbid something happened tomorrow, if I contracted what my son had or something like that that the person is ready on day one to be President of the United States.

the presidential race has changed today in a big way. The question is how will Kamala Harris impact Joe Biden's been moving forward.

I view myself as a bridge, not as anything else. There's an entire generation of leaders you saw stand behind me. They are the future of this country.

I would pick a woman to be my vice president.

Every one of the women I've -- we've interviewed is qualified and I've narrowed it down. You'll find out shortly.

I apologize for any offense caused by my remarks about diversity in the African American community.

We need to provide support for the hardest-hit communities, including communities of color and tribal nations.

We need to provide funding for states and cities to combat the spread of COVID-19.

We need to ramp up production of personal protective equipment to keep our healthcare workers safe.

We need to listen to the scientists and the experts to guide our response to this pandemic.

We need to work towards a more just and equitable future for all Americans, and that requires addressing the challenges of poverty and inequality.

We need to provide resources to our schools and businesses to help them safely reopen.

The Crime Bill was a mistake, and I take responsibility for it.

I will always listen to the experts and make decisions based on science and data.

We need to invest in our public health infrastructure to be better prepared for future pandemics.

We need to increase testing and contact tracing to get this virus under control.

We need to provide economic relief to the American people and small businesses struggling during this pandemic.