DiscoverThe Megyn Kelly ShowObama Tries Shaming Black Men, and Kamala Gets Vogue Treatment, with Mark Halperin, Sean Spicer, and Dan Turrentine | Ep. 914
Obama Tries Shaming Black Men, and Kamala Gets Vogue Treatment, with Mark Halperin, Sean Spicer, and Dan Turrentine  | Ep. 914

Obama Tries Shaming Black Men, and Kamala Gets Vogue Treatment, with Mark Halperin, Sean Spicer, and Dan Turrentine | Ep. 914

Update: 2024-10-116
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The podcast delves into the current political climate, focusing on the upcoming election and the challenges facing both candidates. It begins by discussing Vice President Kamala Harris's town hall meeting and her Vogue magazine spread, which has been criticized for being overly airbrushed. The show then examines Tim Walls's history of making false statements, including about his military service. The discussion shifts to former President Barack Obama's comments on black voters, with the show arguing that his approach may be counterproductive. The panel also analyzes Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer's video with MSNBC columnist Liz Plank, which has been criticized for its bizarre content. The podcast further explores the Senate race, with the panel predicting a Republican victory due to their strong incumbency advantage. The show also discusses the growing concern among Democrats about Kamala Harris's impact on Senate races, with some candidates leaking information about her low approval ratings. The podcast concludes with a discussion of the media's portrayal of Trump's mental acuity, with Megan Kelly arguing that the media is deliberately misinterpreting his words and engaging in a smear campaign.

Outlines

00:00:00
Introduction and Show Overview

The show begins with a welcome message and introduces the topics to be discussed, including Vice President Kamala Harris's town hall meeting, Tim Walls's interview with Michael Strahan, and former President Barack Obama's comments on black voters.

00:00:15
Obama's Comments on Black Voters and Tim Walls's Lies

The show discusses former President Barack Obama's comments on black men who are reluctant to vote for Kamala Harris, arguing that his approach is not persuasive and may be counterproductive. It also examines Tim Walls's history of making false statements, including about his military service and his presence in Hong Kong during the Tiananmen Square massacre.

01:08:56
Gretchen Whitmer's Dorito Video and Kamala Harris's Vogue Spread

The show discusses a video featuring Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and MSNBC columnist Liz Plank, which has been criticized for its bizarre and potentially offensive content. It also criticizes Kamala Harris's Vogue magazine spread, arguing that it is overly airbrushed and sends the wrong message to young girls about what it takes to be a successful woman.

01:13:42
Conclusion and Final Thoughts

The show concludes with a discussion of the overall state of the election and the challenges facing both candidates.

01:14:02
Kamala Harris' Vogue Cover and Its Impact on the Campaign

The discussion revolves around Kamala Harris' Vogue cover and its potential impact on her campaign. John argues that the cover might be a \"vanity play\" and doesn't necessarily help her strategically, while others believe it's a harmless gesture.

01:18:37
The Senate Race and Republican Advantage

The conversation shifts to the Senate race, with Mark predicting a Republican victory due to their strong incumbency advantage and potential pickups in key states. Democrats, on the other hand, face an uphill battle to maintain control.

01:23:18
Kamala Harris' Impact on Senate Races

The panel discusses the growing concern among Democrats about Kamala Harris' impact on Senate races, with some candidates leaking information about her low approval ratings in key states. This suggests a potential drag on Democratic candidates.

01:24:47
Trump's Detroit Comments and Their Impact

Trump's recent comments about Detroit are analyzed, with the panel debating whether they will be detrimental or beneficial to his campaign. Some believe it's a clever marketing tactic, while others argue it could alienate voters.

01:32:11
Joe Scarborough's Interview with Doug Emhoff and the Allegations of Abuse

Megan Kelly criticizes Joe Scarborough for not directly addressing the allegations of abuse against Doug Emhoff during their interview. She argues that the media's silence on this issue is unacceptable and demands accountability.

01:40:02
The Media's Portrayal of Trump's Mental Acuity

The discussion focuses on the media's attempts to portray Trump as mentally unfit, using his recent comments about Elon Musk's rockets as an example. Megan Kelly argues that the media is deliberately misinterpreting his words and engaging in a smear campaign.

Keywords

Electoral College


The Electoral College is a system used in the United States to elect the president. It is a body of electors established by each state, with the number of electors per state determined by the state's population. The candidate who receives a majority of electoral votes wins the presidency.

Tiananmen Square Massacre


The Tiananmen Square Massacre was a violent crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Beijing, China, on June 4, 1989. The event is considered a pivotal moment in Chinese history and remains a sensitive topic in the country.

Stolen Valor


Stolen valor is the act of falsely claiming to have received military decorations or awards. It is considered a form of fraud and can be punishable by law.

Social Media


Social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, have become increasingly influential in politics. They can be used to spread information, mobilize supporters, and attack opponents.

Hope and Change


\"Hope and Change\" was a slogan used by Barack Obama during his 2008 presidential campaign. It represented a promise of a new direction for the country after the presidency of George W. Bush.

Authenticity


Authenticity is a quality that is increasingly valued in political candidates. It refers to the ability to be genuine and relatable, and to connect with voters on a personal level.

Flip-Flopping


Flip-flopping is a term used to describe a politician who changes their position on an issue. It can be seen as a sign of weakness or indecisiveness, and can damage a candidate's credibility.

Paid Media


Paid media refers to advertising that is purchased by political campaigns. It can include television commercials, radio ads, and online advertising.

Earned Media


Earned media refers to publicity that is generated by a political campaign without paying for it. It can include news coverage, social media mentions, and word-of-mouth.

Q&A

  • What are some of the key issues that voters are concerned about in this election?

    Voters are primarily concerned about the economy, inflation, and immigration. They are also concerned about the state of the country's leadership and the direction it is heading in.

  • What are some of the challenges facing Kamala Harris's campaign?

    Kamala Harris's campaign is facing challenges in terms of her authenticity, her ability to connect with voters, and her record on key issues. She is also struggling to overcome the perception that she is not a strong candidate.

  • What are some of the strategies that the Trump campaign is using to win the election?

    The Trump campaign is focusing on attacking Kamala Harris's record and highlighting the economic issues that are important to voters. They are also using social media to spread their message and mobilize supporters.

  • What are some of the potential consequences of the current state of the election?

    The current state of the election is highly competitive and unpredictable. The outcome could have significant implications for the future of the country, including its political landscape, its economic policies, and its foreign policy.

  • What is the significance of Kamala Harris' Vogue cover and its potential impact on her campaign?

    The panel debates whether the cover is a strategic move or a \"vanity play,\" with some arguing that it doesn't necessarily help her campaign and others believing it's a harmless gesture.

  • What are the key factors influencing the Senate race and why are Republicans favored to win?

    Mark predicts a Republican victory due to their strong incumbency advantage and potential pickups in key states. Democrats face an uphill battle to maintain control, with several vulnerable seats.

  • How is Kamala Harris' performance impacting Senate races and what are the concerns among Democrats?

    Democrats are increasingly worried about Harris' impact on Senate races, with some candidates leaking information about her low approval ratings in key states. This suggests a potential drag on Democratic candidates.

  • What is the impact of Trump's recent comments about Detroit and how are they being interpreted?

    The panel debates whether Trump's comments are a clever marketing tactic or a detrimental move. Some believe it's a way to appeal to a certain segment of voters, while others argue it could alienate voters.

  • Why is Megan Kelly critical of Joe Scarborough's interview with Doug Emhoff and what are her concerns?

    Megan Kelly criticizes Scarborough for not directly addressing the allegations of abuse against Emhoff. She argues that the media's silence on this issue is unacceptable and demands accountability.

  • How is the media portraying Trump's mental acuity and what is Megan Kelly's perspective on this?

    The media is attempting to portray Trump as mentally unfit, using his recent comments about Elon Musk's rockets as an example. Megan Kelly argues that the media is deliberately misinterpreting his words and engaging in a smear campaign.

Show Notes

Megyn Kelly is joined by Mark Halperin, Sean Spicer, and Dan Turrentine, hosts of "The Morning Meeting" on the 2Way YouTube channel, to talk about the controversial comments made by former President Barack Obama regarding black male voters who are considering voting for Donald Trump, his assessment that it's "not acceptable" and claiming it's their inherent sexism why they won't vote for Kamala Harris, the panic within the Democratic Party regarding Kamala's potential loss, the various options for what they'll blame for the loss, how race and gender are already being discussed, the key moments from Kamala's Univision town hall appearance, her glaring weaknesses on display, Harris' inability to move the needle during her media tour, Tim Walz struggling again to explain his lies during a GMA interview with Michael Strahan, his failure to deliver as a surrogate for Harris, Kamala landing on the cover of Vogue just in time for the election, whether this sort of media actually helps her win, Joe Scarborough's apparent decision to avoid questioning Doug Emhoff about Emhoff's assault accusations, Scarborough and the rest of the media ignoring the important story, the state of the U.S. senate races, Trump slamming Detroit in Detroit, and more.

 

Halperin- https://www.youtube.com/@2WayTVApp

Spicer- https://www.youtube.com/@SeanMSpicer

Turrentine- https://x.com/danturrentine

 

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Obama Tries Shaming Black Men, and Kamala Gets Vogue Treatment, with Mark Halperin, Sean Spicer, and Dan Turrentine  | Ep. 914

Obama Tries Shaming Black Men, and Kamala Gets Vogue Treatment, with Mark Halperin, Sean Spicer, and Dan Turrentine | Ep. 914

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