appeared on “60 Minutes” on Monday as part of a media blitz in the final days of her presidential campaign. Not appearing on the CBS news show: Donald Trump. One political scientist said wasn’t likely to change any voters’ minds — but another said that former President Trump’s absence could hold some sway with undecided voters.

During the interview, Harris highlighted her economic policies and differences from her opponent — though she didn't offer any new details about a potential Harris administration. Throughout her campaign, Harris has faced criticism from Trump supporters and some media outlets that have argued she hasn't adequately explained her platform or given enough . Harris' "60 Minutes" appearance comes amid a weeklong series of high-profile interviews the vice president has added to her schedule.

on October 1 that Trump backed out of the "60 Minutes" election special after initially agreeing to appear. When asked about Trump's apparent in the interview, Harris said people who want to know what he thinks should "watch his rallies." Trump spokesman Steven Cheung said on X earlier this month that a sit-down with "60 Minutes" had never been finalized.

"There were initial discussions, but nothing was ever scheduled or locked in," he on X. "They also insisted on doing live fact-checking, which is unprecedented." As for Harris, one political scientist told BI the "60 Minutes" broadcast "didn't feel like a conversation.

" "It felt like a collage, with a whol.