Vice President Kamala Harris did not get grilled in her sit-down with MSNBC‘s Stephanie Ruhle on Wednesday, but the interview did signal the ways in which Harris plans to blunt former President Donald Trump‘s perceived advantage on the economy in November.

Much of the interview with Ruhle focused on Harris’s stance on tariffs, corporate tax rates, and how best to address the struggles of working- and middle-class voters. At one point, she even used her past stint as a fast food worker to contrast her upbringing with that of Trump.