Kamala Harris is on his way home.
Shortly after Donald Trump where sworn in as the 47th President of the United States January 20 — and vice-chairman JD Vance took her oath of office — the former vice president boarded a flight back to her home state to visit firefighters battling wildfires raging across Southern California and help distribute food with the nonprofit World Central Kitchen.
And much like her the vice presidencyHarris’ departure was historic. After all, it was the first time an all-female crew operated a C-32 for the US Air Force, according to MSNBC.
Harris was joined by her husband, the former Second Gentleman Doug Emhofffor the flight.
The 60-year-old — who ran against Trump in the 2024 presidential election— told her team she wanted to meet with California emergency workers earlier, but a trip to the West Coast during her final days in office never materialized, per Politico.
“President Biden and I convened local, state and federal officials for a briefing on our coordinated response to the wildfires across Southern California,” Harris signed Xpreviously Twitter, January 10. “To my fellow Californians: We are with you. And we will be with you as communities recover and rebuild.”
