Vice President Kamala Harris during her "60 Minutes" interview was pressed on the United States' relationship with Israel, according to an excerpt CBS News released on Sunday. Why it matters: The interview airs on Monday,

Vice President Kamala Harris reiterated her support for Israel, while declining to comment on potential waning power the U.S. has over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In a preview to Harris’s interview with CBS News’ 60 Minutes,

US Vice President Kamala Harris avoided directly addressing whether Benjamin Netanyahu is a 'close ally' of the US. She emphasized the US's important alliance with the Israeli people. The US is pressurizing Israel and Arabs to reach a ceasefire,

This is not the 1950s anymore,” Harris said. “Families come in all kinds of forms.” Harris’ remarks came in response to a question from the podcast’s host, Alex Cooper, about comments Huckabee Sanders made last month during a town hall in Flint,

Vice President Kamala Harris used her interview on the popular “Call Her Daddy” podcast airing Sunday to respond to Republican criticism of her for not having biological children and to hit Donald Trump over abortion rights.

Vice President Harris defended her family following attacks in a new podcast interview that came out Sunday. Harris was asked about comments from Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R-Ark.) last month in which she said the vice president “doesn’t have anything keeping her humble” due to her lack of biological children by host Alex Cooper