Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism from GOP members for including Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz in her first major interview since launching her presidential campaign, with some suggesting she needed a 'hand holder' due to her lack of solo media engagement. Former President Donald Trump labeled her approach as 'fake' while Democratic strategist James Carville defended her decision to wait for a sit-down, emphasizing the logistical challenges of organizing a campaign. Carville argued that the pressure for Harris to conduct interviews is unwarranted at this early stage, as she has been focused on crucial campaign tasks. Meanwhile, CNN host Kasie Hunt suggested that even a seemingly soft interview would not alleviate the scrutiny Harris faces regarding her media presence. As Harris prepares for the interview, the debate continues among strategists about the effectiveness of her current media strategy and the importance of engaging voters directly.