In the wake of two assassination attempts on former President Trump, CBS's '60 Minutes' aired a segment labeling him a 'threat to democracy' related to the January 6 events, prompting criticism from his supporters who accuse mainstream media of bias against him. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris, in her first solo interview since entering the 2024 presidential race, faced scrutiny for claiming the Biden-Harris administration's policies are outdated while attempting to propose new initiatives. Harris emphasized her vision for the future, including expanding the child tax credit, but struggled to reconcile her need to advocate for current policies with her desire to present herself as a distinct candidate. Following the recent presidential debate, Republican Senator Roger Marshall announced plans to investigate claims of bias against Trump, alleging coordination between Harris and ABC News moderators, though ABC News denied these allegations. Harris continues to push her campaign message, focusing on unity and appealing to a broader voter base, as she prepares for upcoming events, including a livestream with Oprah Winfrey.