Democrats are praising presidential contender Kamala Harris today (July 31) for appearing to throw huge shade at former opponent Donald Trump.

In recent weeks, the US President has faced criticism for his role in the cancelation of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show earlier this month, in addition to a slew of other embarrassing gaffes, contentious remarks, and damaging denials.

On July 17, a group of Paramount and CBS Entertainment executives signed a statement confirming the show’s fate, annoucing the decision was based on ‘finances’.

Suspicions were suddenly raised, however, with the announcement having been made just days after Colbert accused Paramount issuing Trump with a ‘big fat bribe’ in the form of a $16 million (£12m) settlement earlier this year.

The payment is reported to have been paid in response to the Republican previously accusing CBS (which is part of Paramount) producers of airing an edited video of a 2024 electoral debate with Kamala Harris that favored the Democrat.

Responding to the cancellation, Trump stated that he ‘totally liked’ Colbert’s firing and threatened Jimmy Kimmel as the ‘next’.

In reaction, a lot of longtime talk show viewers spoke out, both in support of the presenter and condemning TV executives. Kimmel himself made a stunning revelation online.

And apparently, joining those who’ve already stood up for Colbert this week, is Harris herself.

According to Deadline, the 60-year-old will come back to the show for tonight’s episode (31 Jul)y in her first televised interview since she lost out to Trump, 79, in last year’s presidential race.

With this in mind, fans are expecting that Kamala will not only share about Colbert’s controversial sacking, but against Trump’s term in the White House so far.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), one USER commented: “This should be interesting, what will she say!?”

Another added: “Announcing her act 2 of ending Trump tour in 2028.”

“Well, that’s going to be a lively conversation tonight,” a third wrote.

Several other Kamala fans made expectation about the chaos set to unfold on the live television hit in the next few hours.

“She will be clocking Trump,” one guessed.

“When she drags Trump,” another agreed.

Another expected that Kamala’s appearance is purposed ‘to declare she’s running for president of the United States 2028 to end that joke of a president once and for all’.

Democrats are praising presidential contender Kamala Harris today (July 31) for appearing to throw huge shade at former opponent Donald Trump.

In recent weeks, the US President has faced criticism for his role in the cancelation of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show earlier this month, in addition to a slew of other embarrassing gaffes, contentious remarks, and damaging denials.

On July 17, a group of Paramount and CBS Entertainment executives signed a statement confirming the show’s fate, annoucing the decision was based on ‘finances’.

Suspicions were suddenly raised, however, with the announcement having been made just days after Colbert accused Paramount issuing Trump with a ‘big fat bribe’ in the form of a $16 million (£12m) settlement earlier this year.

The payment is reported to have been paid in response to the Republican previously accusing CBS (which is part of Paramount) producers of airing an edited video of a 2024 electoral debate with Kamala Harris that favored the Democrat.

Responding to the cancellation, Trump stated that he ‘totally liked’ Colbert’s firing and threatened Jimmy Kimmel as the ‘next’.

In reaction, a lot of longtime talk show viewers spoke out, both in support of the presenter and condemning TV executives. Kimmel himself made a stunning revelation online.

And apparently, joining those who’ve already stood up for Colbert this week, is Harris herself.

According to Deadline, the 60-year-old will come back to the show for tonight’s episode (31 Jul)y in her first televised interview since she lost out to Trump, 79, in last year’s presidential race.

With this in mind, fans are expecting that Kamala will not only share about Colbert’s controversial sacking, but against Trump’s term in the White House so far.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), one USER commented: “This should be interesting, what will she say!?”

Another added: “Announcing her act 2 of ending Trump tour in 2028.”

“Well, that’s going to be a lively conversation tonight,” a third wrote.

Several other Kamala fans made expectation about the chaos set to unfold on the live television hit in the next few hours.

“She will be clocking Trump,” one guessed.

“When she drags Trump,” another agreed.

Another expected that Kamala’s appearance is purposed ‘to declare she’s running for president of the United States 2028 to end that joke of a president once and for all’.

Barron Trump is thought to be different to his outspoken father.

Since his father Donald Trump entered the Oval Office for his second term, Barron Trump has been pushed into the spotlight more than ever.

Barron Trump isn’t hard to miss, as he towers above his father at six foot seven, but he’s kept a largely quiet life and isn’t one for public speaking like Donald Trump.

In fact, the 19-year-old is thought to be hugely different from his dad, not just due to his different choice of where to study.

Barron is currently a freshman at New York University (NYU), which was a different move to his siblings and his old man, who all chose to attend the University of Pennsylvania or Georgetown instead.

Yet it isn’t just where he’s studying that makes him different to his father; he’s also thought to have a softer personality to Donald’s buoyant persona.

A source speaking to PEOPLE described the 19-year-old as ‘an old soul who is smart, well-spoken and well-read’.

They added: “He has lived through experiences others his age haven’t. He is well-grounded, he has seen a lot and he knows who he is.”

Another source told the outlet: “He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles. He is someone who listens before talking, and is super polite.”

While his father is a huge political figure, and even prior to becoming US president for a second time, he was rarely out of the spotlight, for Barron it’s a different story.

He’s been the center of increased attention since his father’s campaign. In a rally last July, Donald told the crowd who cheered for Barron: “You’re pretty popular, he might be more popular than Don and Eric.

“So Barron, it’s good to have you. [He’s] had such a nice, easy life. Now, it’s a little bit changed.”

In spite of his father’s huge position within US politics, Barron does try to take a backseat and was notably absent during his dad’s first speech to Congress earlier this year. He’s also not likely to appear at any future events his father makes, and with good reason.

Barron, who lives in New York in Trump Tower, is currently a freshman at NYU and will be busy attending classes, so he’ll be unable to make as many public appearances.

Barron is currently studying and attending classes at New York University’s Stern School of Business since September, having graduated from Florida’s Oxbridge Academy in May.

Yet, his college experience isn’t likely to be the same as others in their first year of studies.

In an interview, Barron’s mother Melania revealed that her son isn’t like others, as she said last year: “I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college — it’s very different than any other kid.”

Melania has generally kept Barron away from the spotlight as much as possible, as she explained to Fox News: “I feel that children, when they reach 18 or 19 years old, we teach them, we guide them, and then we give them the wings to fly. I always respect Barron’s yes and no – what he likes to do and where he wants to be.”

She went on to call her son an ‘incredible young man’, adding: “I’m very proud of what he grew up to. His strength. His intelligence. His knowledge, his kindness. It’s admirable.”

Barron Trump is thought to be different to his outspoken father.

Since his father Donald Trump entered the Oval Office for his second term, Barron Trump has been pushed into the spotlight more than ever.

Barron Trump isn’t hard to miss, as he towers above his father at six foot seven, but he’s kept a largely quiet life and isn’t one for public speaking like Donald Trump.

In fact, the 19-year-old is thought to be hugely different from his dad, not just due to his different choice of where to study.

Barron is currently a freshman at New York University (NYU), which was a different move to his siblings and his old man, who all chose to attend the University of Pennsylvania or Georgetown instead.

Yet it isn’t just where he’s studying that makes him different to his father; he’s also thought to have a softer personality to Donald’s buoyant persona.

A source speaking to PEOPLE described the 19-year-old as ‘an old soul who is smart, well-spoken and well-read’.

They added: “He has lived through experiences others his age haven’t. He is well-grounded, he has seen a lot and he knows who he is.”

Another source told the outlet: “He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles. He is someone who listens before talking, and is super polite.”

While his father is a huge political figure, and even prior to becoming US president for a second time, he was rarely out of the spotlight, for Barron it’s a different story.

He’s been the center of increased attention since his father’s campaign. In a rally last July, Donald told the crowd who cheered for Barron: “You’re pretty popular, he might be more popular than Don and Eric.

“So Barron, it’s good to have you. [He’s] had such a nice, easy life. Now, it’s a little bit changed.”

In spite of his father’s huge position within US politics, Barron does try to take a backseat and was notably absent during his dad’s first speech to Congress earlier this year. He’s also not likely to appear at any future events his father makes, and with good reason.

Barron, who lives in New York in Trump Tower, is currently a freshman at NYU and will be busy attending classes, so he’ll be unable to make as many public appearances.

Barron is currently studying and attending classes at New York University’s Stern School of Business since September, having graduated from Florida’s Oxbridge Academy in May.

Yet, his college experience isn’t likely to be the same as others in their first year of studies.

In an interview, Barron’s mother Melania revealed that her son isn’t like others, as she said last year: “I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college — it’s very different than any other kid.”

Melania has generally kept Barron away from the spotlight as much as possible, as she explained to Fox News: “I feel that children, when they reach 18 or 19 years old, we teach them, we guide them, and then we give them the wings to fly. I always respect Barron’s yes and no – what he likes to do and where he wants to be.”

She went on to call her son an ‘incredible young man’, adding: “I’m very proud of what he grew up to. His strength. His intelligence. His knowledge, his kindness. It’s admirable.”

Barron Trump is thought to be different to his outspoken father.

Since his father Donald Trump entered the Oval Office for his second term, Barron Trump has been pushed into the spotlight more than ever.

Barron Trump isn’t hard to miss, as he towers above his father at six foot seven, but he’s kept a largely quiet life and isn’t one for public speaking like Donald Trump.

In fact, the 19-year-old is thought to be hugely different from his dad, not just due to his different choice of where to study.

Barron is currently a freshman at New York University (NYU), which was a different move to his siblings and his old man, who all chose to attend the University of Pennsylvania or Georgetown instead.

Yet it isn’t just where he’s studying that makes him different to his father; he’s also thought to have a softer personality to Donald’s buoyant persona.

A source speaking to PEOPLE described the 19-year-old as ‘an old soul who is smart, well-spoken and well-read’.

They added: “He has lived through experiences others his age haven’t. He is well-grounded, he has seen a lot and he knows who he is.”

Another source told the outlet: “He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles. He is someone who listens before talking, and is super polite.”

While his father is a huge political figure, and even prior to becoming US president for a second time, he was rarely out of the spotlight, for Barron it’s a different story.

He’s been the center of increased attention since his father’s campaign. In a rally last July, Donald told the crowd who cheered for Barron: “You’re pretty popular, he might be more popular than Don and Eric.

“So Barron, it’s good to have you. [He’s] had such a nice, easy life. Now, it’s a little bit changed.”

In spite of his father’s huge position within US politics, Barron does try to take a backseat and was notably absent during his dad’s first speech to Congress earlier this year. He’s also not likely to appear at any future events his father makes, and with good reason.

Barron, who lives in New York in Trump Tower, is currently a freshman at NYU and will be busy attending classes, so he’ll be unable to make as many public appearances.

Barron is currently studying and attending classes at New York University’s Stern School of Business since September, having graduated from Florida’s Oxbridge Academy in May.

Yet, his college experience isn’t likely to be the same as others in their first year of studies.

In an interview, Barron’s mother Melania revealed that her son isn’t like others, as she said last year: “I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college — it’s very different than any other kid.”

Melania has generally kept Barron away from the spotlight as much as possible, as she explained to Fox News: “I feel that children, when they reach 18 or 19 years old, we teach them, we guide them, and then we give them the wings to fly. I always respect Barron’s yes and no – what he likes to do and where he wants to be.”

She went on to call her son an ‘incredible young man’, adding: “I’m very proud of what he grew up to. His strength. His intelligence. His knowledge, his kindness. It’s admirable.”

Barron Trump is thought to be different to his outspoken father.

Since his father Donald Trump entered the Oval Office for his second term, Barron Trump has been pushed into the spotlight more than ever.

Barron Trump isn’t hard to miss, as he towers above his father at six foot seven, but he’s kept a largely quiet life and isn’t one for public speaking like Donald Trump.

In fact, the 19-year-old is thought to be hugely different from his dad, not just due to his different choice of where to study.

Barron is currently a freshman at New York University (NYU), which was a different move to his siblings and his old man, who all chose to attend the University of Pennsylvania or Georgetown instead.

Yet it isn’t just where he’s studying that makes him different to his father; he’s also thought to have a softer personality to Donald’s buoyant persona.

A source speaking to PEOPLE described the 19-year-old as ‘an old soul who is smart, well-spoken and well-read’.

They added: “He has lived through experiences others his age haven’t. He is well-grounded, he has seen a lot and he knows who he is.”

Another source told the outlet: “He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles. He is someone who listens before talking, and is super polite.”

While his father is a huge political figure, and even prior to becoming US president for a second time, he was rarely out of the spotlight, for Barron it’s a different story.

He’s been the center of increased attention since his father’s campaign. In a rally last July, Donald told the crowd who cheered for Barron: “You’re pretty popular, he might be more popular than Don and Eric.

“So Barron, it’s good to have you. [He’s] had such a nice, easy life. Now, it’s a little bit changed.”

In spite of his father’s huge position within US politics, Barron does try to take a backseat and was notably absent during his dad’s first speech to Congress earlier this year. He’s also not likely to appear at any future events his father makes, and with good reason.

Barron, who lives in New York in Trump Tower, is currently a freshman at NYU and will be busy attending classes, so he’ll be unable to make as many public appearances.

Barron is currently studying and attending classes at New York University’s Stern School of Business since September, having graduated from Florida’s Oxbridge Academy in May.

Yet, his college experience isn’t likely to be the same as others in their first year of studies.

In an interview, Barron’s mother Melania revealed that her son isn’t like others, as she said last year: “I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college — it’s very different than any other kid.”

Melania has generally kept Barron away from the spotlight as much as possible, as she explained to Fox News: “I feel that children, when they reach 18 or 19 years old, we teach them, we guide them, and then we give them the wings to fly. I always respect Barron’s yes and no – what he likes to do and where he wants to be.”

She went on to call her son an ‘incredible young man’, adding: “I’m very proud of what he grew up to. His strength. His intelligence. His knowledge, his kindness. It’s admirable.”

Barron Trump is thought to be different to his outspoken father.

Since his father Donald Trump entered the Oval Office for his second term, Barron Trump has been pushed into the spotlight more than ever.

Barron Trump isn’t hard to miss, as he towers above his father at six foot seven, but he’s kept a largely quiet life and isn’t one for public speaking like Donald Trump.

In fact, the 19-year-old is thought to be hugely different from his dad, not just due to his different choice of where to study.

Barron is currently a freshman at New York University (NYU), which was a different move to his siblings and his old man, who all chose to attend the University of Pennsylvania or Georgetown instead.

Yet it isn’t just where he’s studying that makes him different to his father; he’s also thought to have a softer personality to Donald’s buoyant persona.

A source speaking to PEOPLE described the 19-year-old as ‘an old soul who is smart, well-spoken and well-read’.

They added: “He has lived through experiences others his age haven’t. He is well-grounded, he has seen a lot and he knows who he is.”

Another source told the outlet: “He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles. He is someone who listens before talking, and is super polite.”

While his father is a huge political figure, and even prior to becoming US president for a second time, he was rarely out of the spotlight, for Barron it’s a different story.

He’s been the center of increased attention since his father’s campaign. In a rally last July, Donald told the crowd who cheered for Barron: “You’re pretty popular, he might be more popular than Don and Eric.

“So Barron, it’s good to have you. [He’s] had such a nice, easy life. Now, it’s a little bit changed.”

In spite of his father’s huge position within US politics, Barron does try to take a backseat and was notably absent during his dad’s first speech to Congress earlier this year. He’s also not likely to appear at any future events his father makes, and with good reason.

Barron, who lives in New York in Trump Tower, is currently a freshman at NYU and will be busy attending classes, so he’ll be unable to make as many public appearances.

Barron is currently studying and attending classes at New York University’s Stern School of Business since September, having graduated from Florida’s Oxbridge Academy in May.

Yet, his college experience isn’t likely to be the same as others in their first year of studies.

In an interview, Barron’s mother Melania revealed that her son isn’t like others, as she said last year: “I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college — it’s very different than any other kid.”

Melania has generally kept Barron away from the spotlight as much as possible, as she explained to Fox News: “I feel that children, when they reach 18 or 19 years old, we teach them, we guide them, and then we give them the wings to fly. I always respect Barron’s yes and no – what he likes to do and where he wants to be.”

She went on to call her son an ‘incredible young man’, adding: “I’m very proud of what he grew up to. His strength. His intelligence. His knowledge, his kindness. It’s admirable.”

Barron Trump is thought to be different to his outspoken father.

Since his father Donald Trump entered the Oval Office for his second term, Barron Trump has been pushed into the spotlight more than ever.

Barron Trump isn’t hard to miss, as he towers above his father at six foot seven, but he’s kept a largely quiet life and isn’t one for public speaking like Donald Trump.

In fact, the 19-year-old is thought to be hugely different from his dad, not just due to his different choice of where to study.

Barron is currently a freshman at New York University (NYU), which was a different move to his siblings and his old man, who all chose to attend the University of Pennsylvania or Georgetown instead.

Yet it isn’t just where he’s studying that makes him different to his father; he’s also thought to have a softer personality to Donald’s buoyant persona.

A source speaking to PEOPLE described the 19-year-old as ‘an old soul who is smart, well-spoken and well-read’.

They added: “He has lived through experiences others his age haven’t. He is well-grounded, he has seen a lot and he knows who he is.”

Another source told the outlet: “He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles. He is someone who listens before talking, and is super polite.”

While his father is a huge political figure, and even prior to becoming US president for a second time, he was rarely out of the spotlight, for Barron it’s a different story.

He’s been the center of increased attention since his father’s campaign. In a rally last July, Donald told the crowd who cheered for Barron: “You’re pretty popular, he might be more popular than Don and Eric.

“So Barron, it’s good to have you. [He’s] had such a nice, easy life. Now, it’s a little bit changed.”

In spite of his father’s huge position within US politics, Barron does try to take a backseat and was notably absent during his dad’s first speech to Congress earlier this year. He’s also not likely to appear at any future events his father makes, and with good reason.

Barron, who lives in New York in Trump Tower, is currently a freshman at NYU and will be busy attending classes, so he’ll be unable to make as many public appearances.

Barron is currently studying and attending classes at New York University’s Stern School of Business since September, having graduated from Florida’s Oxbridge Academy in May.

Yet, his college experience isn’t likely to be the same as others in their first year of studies.

In an interview, Barron’s mother Melania revealed that her son isn’t like others, as she said last year: “I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college — it’s very different than any other kid.”

Melania has generally kept Barron away from the spotlight as much as possible, as she explained to Fox News: “I feel that children, when they reach 18 or 19 years old, we teach them, we guide them, and then we give them the wings to fly. I always respect Barron’s yes and no – what he likes to do and where he wants to be.”

She went on to call her son an ‘incredible young man’, adding: “I’m very proud of what he grew up to. His strength. His intelligence. His knowledge, his kindness. It’s admirable.”

Barron Trump is thought to be different to his outspoken father.

Since his father Donald Trump entered the Oval Office for his second term, Barron Trump has been pushed into the spotlight more than ever.

Barron Trump isn’t hard to miss, as he towers above his father at six foot seven, but he’s kept a largely quiet life and isn’t one for public speaking like Donald Trump.

In fact, the 19-year-old is thought to be hugely different from his dad, not just due to his different choice of where to study.

Barron is currently a freshman at New York University (NYU), which was a different move to his siblings and his old man, who all chose to attend the University of Pennsylvania or Georgetown instead.

Yet it isn’t just where he’s studying that makes him different to his father; he’s also thought to have a softer personality to Donald’s buoyant persona.

A source speaking to PEOPLE described the 19-year-old as ‘an old soul who is smart, well-spoken and well-read’.

They added: “He has lived through experiences others his age haven’t. He is well-grounded, he has seen a lot and he knows who he is.”

Another source told the outlet: “He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles. He is someone who listens before talking, and is super polite.”

While his father is a huge political figure, and even prior to becoming US president for a second time, he was rarely out of the spotlight, for Barron it’s a different story.

He’s been the center of increased attention since his father’s campaign. In a rally last July, Donald told the crowd who cheered for Barron: “You’re pretty popular, he might be more popular than Don and Eric.

“So Barron, it’s good to have you. [He’s] had such a nice, easy life. Now, it’s a little bit changed.”

In spite of his father’s huge position within US politics, Barron does try to take a backseat and was notably absent during his dad’s first speech to Congress earlier this year. He’s also not likely to appear at any future events his father makes, and with good reason.

Barron, who lives in New York in Trump Tower, is currently a freshman at NYU and will be busy attending classes, so he’ll be unable to make as many public appearances.

Barron is currently studying and attending classes at New York University’s Stern School of Business since September, having graduated from Florida’s Oxbridge Academy in May.

Yet, his college experience isn’t likely to be the same as others in their first year of studies.

In an interview, Barron’s mother Melania revealed that her son isn’t like others, as she said last year: “I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college — it’s very different than any other kid.”

Melania has generally kept Barron away from the spotlight as much as possible, as she explained to Fox News: “I feel that children, when they reach 18 or 19 years old, we teach them, we guide them, and then we give them the wings to fly. I always respect Barron’s yes and no – what he likes to do and where he wants to be.”

She went on to call her son an ‘incredible young man’, adding: “I’m very proud of what he grew up to. His strength. His intelligence. His knowledge, his kindness. It’s admirable.”

Barron Trump is thought to be different to his outspoken father.

Since his father Donald Trump entered the Oval Office for his second term, Barron Trump has been pushed into the spotlight more than ever.

Barron Trump isn’t hard to miss, as he towers above his father at six foot seven, but he’s kept a largely quiet life and isn’t one for public speaking like Donald Trump.

In fact, the 19-year-old is thought to be hugely different from his dad, not just due to his different choice of where to study.

Barron is currently a freshman at New York University (NYU), which was a different move to his siblings and his old man, who all chose to attend the University of Pennsylvania or Georgetown instead.

Yet it isn’t just where he’s studying that makes him different to his father; he’s also thought to have a softer personality to Donald’s buoyant persona.

A source speaking to PEOPLE described the 19-year-old as ‘an old soul who is smart, well-spoken and well-read’.

They added: “He has lived through experiences others his age haven’t. He is well-grounded, he has seen a lot and he knows who he is.”

Another source told the outlet: “He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles. He is someone who listens before talking, and is super polite.”

While his father is a huge political figure, and even prior to becoming US president for a second time, he was rarely out of the spotlight, for Barron it’s a different story.

He’s been the center of increased attention since his father’s campaign. In a rally last July, Donald told the crowd who cheered for Barron: “You’re pretty popular, he might be more popular than Don and Eric.

“So Barron, it’s good to have you. [He’s] had such a nice, easy life. Now, it’s a little bit changed.”

In spite of his father’s huge position within US politics, Barron does try to take a backseat and was notably absent during his dad’s first speech to Congress earlier this year. He’s also not likely to appear at any future events his father makes, and with good reason.

Barron, who lives in New York in Trump Tower, is currently a freshman at NYU and will be busy attending classes, so he’ll be unable to make as many public appearances.

Barron is currently studying and attending classes at New York University’s Stern School of Business since September, having graduated from Florida’s Oxbridge Academy in May.

Yet, his college experience isn’t likely to be the same as others in their first year of studies.

In an interview, Barron’s mother Melania revealed that her son isn’t like others, as she said last year: “I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college — it’s very different than any other kid.”

Melania has generally kept Barron away from the spotlight as much as possible, as she explained to Fox News: “I feel that children, when they reach 18 or 19 years old, we teach them, we guide them, and then we give them the wings to fly. I always respect Barron’s yes and no – what he likes to do and where he wants to be.”

She went on to call her son an ‘incredible young man’, adding: “I’m very proud of what he grew up to. His strength. His intelligence. His knowledge, his kindness. It’s admirable.”