Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign is experiencing internal tensions regarding media interviews, with aides seeking advice from reporters on potential interview opportunities. Political analysts suggest that Harris' campaign may be avoiding unscripted interviews due to concerns about her past 'worst moments' on camera, where she appeared flustered during discussions on key issues. As the campaign ramps up, questions remain about who within the campaign will ultimately decide on interview logistics, with multiple figures vying for influence. Harris has yet to release a comprehensive policy platform, causing further scrutiny as she prepares for her first sit-down interview. While her campaign is exploring strategies to engage voters, there is ongoing debate about the appropriateness and timing of her media appearances. The upcoming debate against Donald Trump on September 10 is positioned as her first significant unscripted interaction.