Far-left ex-MSNBC host argues Kamala Harris shouldn't run in 2028, cites Biden policy 'stain'

"I hope she doesn't run again. I don't think she should run again," Reid responded. "I think there's - she's a lovely human being. I think there are great ways she can serve. I don't think that the United States is going to elect a woman in my lifetime."

"I think that in order for her to have won last time - and you know, this isn't something I wouldn't have said to her personally - is she needed to take a giant step away from Joe Biden's Middle East policy," Reid said. "His policies vis-à-vis Israel and Gaza were an abomination and were a stain on his presidency. And her association with that is still something that causes her to get protested everywhere she goes." 

"She has to take a giant step away … if she ran again, she would have to repudiate Biden on Israel-Gaza," she continued. "That's the only way she could do it. And she's super loyal, I don't know if she would do that."

Harris' office did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Podcast host Sharon McMahon asked Harris if she would ever run again after losing to Trump.

"I haven't decided," Harris answered.

"You're still thinking about it?" McMahon asked.

"I might," Harris replied.

McMahon added that the impression she got from Harris' recent memoir "107 Days," which focused on her failed 2024 presidential campaign, was that she "wants" to run again. Harris insisted that it was not her intention to hint at another campaign.