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Assassination Attempt Media Blame & Harris HQ Fact Check | 9.17.24

Assassination Attempt Media Blame & Harris HQ Fact Check | 9.17.24

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The podcast begins with upbeat music, setting the tone for the episode. It then delves into the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump and the media's response, with some outlets blaming Trump's rhetoric. The podcast introduces itself as Morning Wire, hosted by Georgia Howe and John Bickley. It discusses Trump's continued campaign schedule despite the assassination attempts and Vice President Harris's highly scrutinized interview. The podcast analyzes the state of the race after the debate, noting that Harris gained some ground but remains behind Biden's 2020 performance. It discusses CNN's fact-check of the Harris campaign's social media account, highlighting instances of deceptively edited videos and repeated debunked talking points. The podcast then discusses Harris's first solo interview since becoming the nominee and Trump's recent policy proposals, including eliminating taxes on overtime pay and social security benefits.

Outlines

00:00:00
Trump Assassination Attempts, Media Response, and Campaign Strategies

The podcast discusses the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump and the media's response, with some outlets blaming Trump's rhetoric. It also examines the ongoing campaign strategies of both Trump and Harris, including their responses to the assassination attempts and the post-debate landscape.

00:00:33
Fact-Checking and Policy Proposals

The podcast analyzes CNN's fact-check of the Harris campaign's social media account, highlighting instances of deceptive editing and repeated debunked talking points. It also discusses Trump's recent policy proposals, including eliminating taxes on overtime pay and social security benefits.

00:06:03
Harris Interview and Election Analysis

The podcast discusses Harris's first solo interview since becoming the nominee and analyzes the current state of the race for the presidency, noting that Harris gained some ground after the debate but remains behind Biden's 2020 performance.

Keywords

Political Rhetoric


The language used by politicians to communicate their views and persuade voters. It can be analyzed for its tone, style, and effectiveness in influencing public opinion.

Misinformation


False or misleading information that is spread intentionally or unintentionally, often through social media and other online platforms. It can have a significant impact on public discourse and decision-making.

Fact-Checking


The process of verifying the accuracy of information, often through independent sources and expert analysis. It is crucial for combating misinformation and promoting informed decision-making.

Campaign Strategy


The plan and tactics used by political candidates to win an election. It involves various elements, such as messaging, fundraising, and voter outreach.

Social Media


Online platforms that allow users to create and share content, connect with others, and participate in online communities. It has become a significant tool for political campaigns and communication.

Election Year


The period leading up to a national or local election, characterized by increased political activity, media coverage, and public debate.

Legacy Media


Traditional news organizations, such as newspapers, television networks, and radio stations, that have been established for a long time. They are often contrasted with newer forms of media, such as online news outlets and social media platforms.

Assassination Attempt


An attempt to kill a prominent person, often for political reasons. It is a serious crime that can have significant consequences for society.

Q&A

  • How have Republicans responded to the media's portrayal of Trump in the wake of the assassination attempts?

    Republicans, particularly GOP leaders like Missouri Senator Josh Hawley, argue that the media is blaming the victim by suggesting Trump's rhetoric is responsible for the violence. They point to the legacy media's own rhetoric, which they believe is more inflammatory.

  • What specific examples of deceptive editing and misinformation did CNN's fact-check uncover in the Harris campaign's social media account?

    CNN's fact-check revealed instances where the Kamala HQ account on X posted deceptively edited videos, such as making Trump appear confused or mentally declining by selectively cutting clips out of context. They also repeated debunked talking points, including the \"very fine people on both sides\" line from the Charlottesville incident.

  • How has the post-debate landscape shifted in terms of the race for the presidency?

    While Harris gained a point or two nationally after the debate, she remains behind Biden's 2020 performance at this point in the election cycle. Trump appears to have gained momentum in key battleground states, making the race a toss-up.

  • What are some of the policy proposals that Trump has recently announced?

    Trump has proposed eliminating taxes on tips for service workers, eliminating taxes on all overtime pay, and eliminating taxes on social security benefits. These proposals are aimed at boosting take-home pay for workers and appealing to older voters.

  • What is the significance of CNN's fact-check of the Harris campaign's social media account?

    CNN's fact-check is significant because it is a rare instance of legacy media holding a Democratic candidate accountable for misinformation. It highlights the double standard that has often been applied to fact-checking in the past, with Trump being scrutinized more heavily than his opponents.

Show Notes

Legacy media seems to blame Trump for the second attempt on his life, Trump and Harris are all eyes on November as they continue on the campaign trail, and CNN delivers a lengthy fact check of a Harris-linked social page. Get the facts first with Morning Wire.

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Assassination Attempt Media Blame & Harris HQ Fact Check | 9.17.24

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