Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.) on Friday touted former Vice President Harris's tenacity while challenging President Trump in last year's election, while suggesting she was "ill served" by her campaign.

Clyburn, in an appearance on CNN's "NewsCentral," was asked for his prediction of Harris's political future by host Kate Boulduan. The Palmetto State lawmaker seemingly sidestepped the question.

"I am not going to advise her as to what she should do or should not do. I will say this, I think that she is a tremendous talent. I think she ran a great campaign," Clyburn told CNN's Kate Bolduan. "I think she was ill served in that campaign by people who should have listened to some of us who saw and felt things."

"She was a great candidate, and I think she will make a great candidate in the future, whatever she decides to run for," he continued. "But I'm not going to give any advice as to whether or not she should or should not."

His comments come as Harris is reportedly

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