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1:00Now PlayingIn an Aug. 21 interview with PBS News at the Democratic National Convention, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren says America is in a different place today than before 2016.
"We actually nominated someone who, by the way, got more votes than the other guy," Warren said, referring to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton winning the popular vote in the 2016 election that Donald Trump won.
Since then, Warren said the country has seen Kamala Harris serve "ably and strongly" as the first woman vice president.
"I think this is not just Kamala Harris' moment, I think this is the moment for the United States of America, and I'm loving it," she said
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