Oprah Winfrey delivered a powerful speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, endorsing Kamala Harris for president while taking aim at Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance. Winfrey criticized Vance's derogatory comments about 'childless cat ladies,' emphasizing the need for unity among Americans regardless of their backgrounds. She stated, 'When a house is on fire, we don’t ask about the homeowner’s race or religion,' reinforcing the importance of decency and respect in the upcoming election. Her remarks were met with enthusiastic applause, and she urged undecided voters to choose optimism over cynicism. Winfrey's speech also honored fellow Black women who paved the way for future generations, while former President Bill Clinton followed with his own jabs at Trump. The DNC showcased a strong lineup of speakers advocating for Democratic values ahead of the November election.