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Kamala Harris
The interview took place in June on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
It began with Colbert asking Harris about her participation in recent protests in Washington, D.C.
Harris described what “protests” meant to her, saying:
“…the greatest movements that we have seen in the history of our country … have been born out of protests, have been born out of understanding the power of the people to take to the streets and force their government to become… to address what is wrong, the inequities, the inequalities… to force the government to be true to the ideals that we say we hold dear.”
“Almost every one of those marches has been about one fundamental ideal in our country, which is equal justice under law… these protests, I think, are the catalyst to getting there.”

Colbert pointed out that the news media has not been giving wide coverage to the protests, and asked Harris how important it was for the protests to continue.
Harris responded:
“It’s critically important.”
Smiling and agreeing when Colbert mentioned that protests are still ongoing, Harris added:
“But they’re not gonna stop. They’re not gonna stop. And that’s – they’re not – this is a movement, I’m telling you. They’re not gonna stop.”
In an apparent warning, she continued:
“And everyone beware, because they’re not gonna stop….
“They’re not gonna stop before election day in November, and they’re not gonna stop after election day.
“And that should be – everyone should take note of that.”
Harris continued:
“They’re not gonna let up. And they should not. And we should not.”