‘Smarter than I thought': Kamala Harris not running for California governor
'Looking at this decision, she may be a little bit smarter than what I thought she was initially, but maybe not if she's still weighing up a presidential run in 2028,' Mr Pearson told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
'The American people will do exactly what they did in 2024, reject her resoundingly because her problems will still remain the same.'
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