"107 Days": Kamala Harris to write book about her presidential campaign lost to Donald Trump

Former American vice-president Kamala Harris announced Thursday the publication in September of a book, entitled "107 Days" ( "107 days" ), where she must detail "behind the scenes" of her 2024 presidential campaign, led at a charge and finally lost to Donald Trump. “A little over a year ago, I launched my campaign to become president of the United States; 107 days to browse the country, to fight for our future - the shortest presidential campaign in modern history " in the United States, explains Kamala Harris in a video on social networks.

The book, published by Simon & Schuster editions, will appear on September 23 in the United States. The first woman to access the American vice-president in 2021, she had been propelled candidate of the Democratic Party in the 2024 election after the abandonment of Joe Biden in July. The president, then aged 81, had been forced to give up his hopes of re -election due to pressing concerns about his state of health. Kamala Harris says he wrote his book "With sincerity and introspection" , and promises "a backstage of this course" of the campaign.

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While she had almost disappeared from the public debate after her defeat against Donald Trump, Kamala Harris marks her return. The Democrat will also make Stephen Colbert's "late show" , one of the flagship talk shows on American television on Thursday. The CBS channel recently announced that it was putting an end to the program, of which the host is a notorious critic of Donald Trump next year, officially for economic reasons.

Asked Thursday by the press about the political future of Kamala Harris , Donald Trump was not tender with his ex-rival. "She does not know how to speak, she does not know how to speak, she cannot do interviews," said the republican president from the White House. "She was not a good person," he said, saying that the Democrat did not lead "a good campaign" , while conceding that she had been "put in a very complicated position" . "Yes, I think I'm going to buy it, I would love to see it now," also quipped Donald Trump about "107 days" .