Vice President Kamala Harris doubled down on pushing price control policies during her first interview as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee on Thursday as she sought to deflect blame for poor economic conditions under the Biden-Harris administration.

Harris made the remarks during a taped CNN interview when asked about what she would say to voters who want to return to the way things were under former President Donald Trump, when “groceries were less expensive” and “housing was more affordable.”

Harris started by blaming Trump for what she claimed was a “mismanagement” of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We saw over 10 million jobs were lost,” Harris said without noting that the economy was on its way to recovering by the time the Biden-Harris administration took over. “The economy had crashed.”