How to Watch the Harris-Walz Interview

Vice President Kamala Harris, who has taken few questions from reporters since President Biden ended his re-election campaign last month, will sit with CNN on Thursday for her first extended interview as the Democratic presidential nominee.

The stakes are high for Ms. Harris, who will be seeking to rebut Republican claims that she cannot handle an extended grilling from a reporter.

Her Republican opponent, Donald J. Trump, has said Ms. Harris has not done interviews because “she can’t do better than Biden.” (Mr. Biden has had a historically light press schedule for a president.) Ms. Harris’s supporters have attributed her limited audiences with reporters to the demands of setting up a campaign on the fly.

During one of her brief huddles with journalists, she said she intended to do an interview by the end of August.

She will be joined by her running mate, Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota.

Here’s how to tune in and what else to know.

The interview will be broadcast at 9 p.m. Eastern time, but is set to be taped earlier Thursday.

On CNN.

CNN will stream the interview on its website and mobile apps, the network said.

CNN is holding the interview in Savannah, Ga. In 2020, Mr. Biden won Georgia by less than a percentage point, and the state is one of the more competitive election battlegrounds this year.

The interview comes as Ms. Harris and Mr. Walz take a bus tour through the state.

Dana Bash, an experienced news anchor with a long history of questioning presidential candidates, will conduct the interview.

Ms. Bash, 53, has already played a prominent role in the election: She co-hosted the June 27 debate between Mr. Biden and Mr. Trump. Mr. Biden’s halting debate performance alarmed Democrats and ultimately led to his withdrawal from the