In a recent interview with CNN, Vice President Kamala Harris asserted that she has never supported banning fracking, a statement that contradicts her earlier position where she advocated for a ban in 2019. CNN's fact-checker, Daniel Dale, highlighted that during the 2020 vice presidential debate, Harris did not clarify a change in her stance, instead reiterating that then-presidential candidate Joe Biden would not ban fracking. Critics, including Megyn Kelly, pointed out that Harris was not adequately challenged on her flip-flop during the interview, calling the questioning weak. While Harris claims her values remain unchanged, the inconsistency in her statements has raised questions about her reliability on energy policy. The discussion also touches on the broader implications of fracking in terms of climate change and emissions. Overall, Harris's recent comments have ignited debates about her credibility and the Democratic Party's energy policies.