In the upcoming US presidential election, the question is whether America will remain free.

American television personality and influencer Oprah Winfrey also spoke at the Democratic Party's presidential rally/political platform in Chicago on Wednesday.

The Democratic National Convention, the Democratic Party's presidential nominating convention, began Monday and will run through Thursday. The event, which will be held at the United Center in Chicago, will primarily be attended by thousands of delegates who have officially selected Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee.

BBC According to his report Oprah's participation was a surprise. The TV host talked about how the upcoming US presidential election is about freedom. According to him, there are people – he was referring to Donald Trump – who believe that books are dangerous and that weapons used in the attack are safe. He added that they are not on that side, “if we are united, we cannot be defeated.” Oprah also touched on the topic of school segregation and racism, and then praised the immigrant parents who raised Vice President Kamala Harris.

In addition to Oprah, several celebrities attended the march on Wednesday, including Stevie Wonder, Mindy Kaling and Kenan Thompson.

There are still more than two months left in the US presidential election campaign, Trump's disadvantages are minimal at the national level, the race is wide open in the battleground states, and he may still have reserves of voters to mobilize.

The big question is whether Harris can build a campaign full of compelling policy messages to build on the momentum of the past month, and whether enthusiasm for him will last into November. And certainly nothing will depend on the organizers and organizers of the Democratic presidential nominating convention.

However, in the coming weeks, the first televised debate between Harris and Trump, scheduled for September 10, will be truly decisive, and the presidential election is still almost two months away, and as it approaches, the campaign will gain momentum even compared to the presidential election of the past.