Hillary Clinton defended Vice President Kamala Harris during an interview with Kara Swisher, asserting that the scrutiny Harris faces regarding her policy explanations is a 'double standard' fueled by sexism. Clinton emphasized that Harris has published policies on her campaign website and should not be obligated to clarify them further to voters or the media. She argued that this double standard arises from a lingering discomfort among some voters, particularly white women, about electing a female president. Harris added her policy page recently, but critics pointed out the lack of specific details. Clinton's comments come amid a backdrop where Harris and her running mate have conducted significantly fewer interviews than their Republican counterparts since taking over the Democratic ticket. This discussion reflects ongoing challenges for female candidates in the political landscape, as highlighted by Clinton.