Overview
- Kamala Harris visited California firefighters and volunteers following the Eaton wildfire devastation after leaving office as vice president.
- During her speech, she praised the concept of 'community,' delivering remarks some critics described as repetitive or unclear.
- Harris thanked firefighters and volunteers for their efforts but avoided visiting the fire's destruction site to prevent hindering recovery efforts.
- Her speech drew widespread online criticism, with some commentators mocking her speaking style and questioning her relevance post-vice presidency.
- Speculation has arisen about Harris potentially running for California governor in 2026, though no formal announcement has been made.