Harris 2024 campaign senior adviser previews upcoming vice presidential debate: 'Two very different visions'

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A senior adviser to the 2024 Harris campaign said Gov. Tim Walz is "looking forward" to debating Sen. JD Vance Tuesday at the CBS News Vice Presidential Debate in New York City in what could be the first and last meeting between the two before the November election.

Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum asked Ian Sams, the former White House spokesperson for oversight and investigations, Monday on "The Story" about a CNN report that says Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate is nervous heading into the debate.

CNN spoke with aides close to Walz and top campaign staffers who said the Minnesota governor is worried about letting Harris down and reportedly said in his running mate interview that he was a bad debater.

"I think voters are going to get a chance to see two running mates who are advocating for two very different visions for the country," said Sams.

"Just today, for example, we have a new report out from the campaign on famously, Donald Trump in the first debate, saying he has a 'concept of a plan' on health care. Well, right after that, JD Vance, his running mate, came out and explained what that plan meant by pushing - that we're going to reopen what are called high-risk pools. That's for people with preexisting conditions."

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MacCallum interrupted the senior adviser, returning to her question about Walz’s