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Trump's "Genius" McDonald's Trip, and Media's "Arnold Palmer" Meltdown, with Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson | Ep. 922

Trump's "Genius" McDonald's Trip, and Media's "Arnold Palmer" Meltdown, with Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson | Ep. 922

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This podcast delves into the 2024 election, focusing on the challenges faced by Kamala Harris and the strategic moves made by Donald Trump. The podcast begins by analyzing Trump's campaign event at a Pennsylvania McDonald's, highlighting his efforts to connect with voters on a relatable level and question Harris's claims of working at McDonald's. The discussion then shifts to the controversy surrounding 60 Minutes' editing of their interview with Harris, raising concerns about their transparency and potential manipulation of the interview. The podcast further examines Harris's campaign messaging, criticizing her reliance on generic phrases and her struggles to articulate a clear vision for her presidency. The hosts also highlight her difficulties in addressing the gender gap and her inability to connect with voters on a personal level. The podcast then explores Harris's struggles with unscripted interviews, highlighting her tendency to panic and give vague, uninformative answers. The hosts argue that her campaign's media strategy of oversaturation is backfiring, as voters are becoming increasingly aware of her weaknesses. The podcast also discusses a new poll by Atlas Intel, which shows Trump leading Harris in a two-way race. The poll reveals that Harris is struggling to gain support among working-class voters and that Trump is surprisingly gaining ground among Hispanic voters. The hosts then analyze Lizzo's recent campaign message for Harris, arguing that it is tone-deaf and will not resonate with working-class voters. They believe that the Harris campaign needs to be more careful about how they use celebrities to promote their message. Finally, the podcast discusses the Harris campaign's use of "Kamala Harris waltz hats" as a fashion statement, arguing that it is disrespectful to working-class voters who actually wear those hats. They believe that the campaign's lack of understanding of working-class culture is a major reason why Harris is struggling to connect with them.

Outlines

00:00:15
2024 Election Update: Trump's McDonald's Stunt and Kamala Harris's Struggles

The podcast discusses the 2024 election, focusing on Donald Trump's campaign event at a Pennsylvania McDonald's and Kamala Harris's struggles to connect with voters. Trump's stunt, serving fries and interacting with customers, is analyzed as a genius move to highlight his everyman persona and question Harris's claims of working at McDonald's.

00:50:19
60 Minutes' Deceptive Editing of Kamala Harris Interview

The podcast delves into the controversy surrounding 60 Minutes' editing of their interview with Kamala Harris. The show initially aired a clip of Harris giving a "word salad" answer on Israel, but later aired a different version with a more coherent response. The podcast discusses the lack of transparency from 60 Minutes and the potential implications for their reputation.

01:12:13
Kamala Harris's Campaign Messaging and Struggles with Voters

The podcast analyzes Kamala Harris's campaign messaging and her struggles to connect with voters. Her reliance on generic phrases like "dreams," "ambitions," and "aspirations" is criticized for lacking substance. The podcast also highlights Harris's difficulties in addressing the gender gap and her inability to articulate a clear vision for her presidency.

01:22:20
Kamala Harris's Struggles with Unscripted Interviews

The segment discusses Kamala Harris's struggles with unscripted interviews, highlighting her tendency to panic and give vague, uninformative answers. The hosts argue that her campaign's media strategy of oversaturation is backfiring, as voters are becoming increasingly aware of her weaknesses.

01:33:15
Atlas Intel Poll Shows Trump Leading Harris

The hosts discuss a new poll by Atlas Intel, which shows Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris in a two-way race. The poll also reveals that Harris is struggling to gain support among working-class voters and that Trump is surprisingly gaining ground among Hispanic voters.

01:44:37
Lizzo's Campaign Message Backfires and Harris's Fashion Faux Pas

The hosts discuss Lizzo's recent campaign message for Kamala Harris, which they believe is tone-deaf and will not resonate with working-class voters. They argue that the Harris campaign needs to be more careful about how they use celebrities to promote their message. The hosts also discuss the Harris campaign's use of "Kamala Harris waltz hats" as a fashion statement, arguing that it is disrespectful to working-class voters who actually wear those hats. They believe that the campaign's lack of understanding of working-class culture is a major reason why Harris is struggling to connect with them.

Keywords

Opportunity Economy


A term used by Kamala Harris to describe her economic policy approach, emphasizing creating opportunities for individuals to achieve their goals. It focuses on policies that promote economic growth, job creation, and access to resources.

Word Salad


A term used to describe a nonsensical or incoherent speech or writing, often characterized by a jumbled mix of words and phrases that lack a clear meaning. It is often used to describe political speeches or interviews where the speaker avoids giving a direct answer.

Message Discipline


A term used in politics to describe the consistency and clarity of a campaign's messaging. It refers to the ability of a candidate or party to communicate a clear and concise message to voters, avoiding contradictions or inconsistencies.

Gender Gap


A term used to describe the difference in voting patterns between men and women. It is often used to refer to the tendency for women to vote for Democratic candidates at a higher rate than men.

Unscripted Interviews


Unscripted interviews are interviews that are not pre-planned or rehearsed. They are often used to get a more spontaneous and authentic response from the interviewee. However, they can also be challenging for interviewees who are not comfortable speaking off the cuff.

Working-Class Voters


Working-class voters are voters who are employed in blue-collar jobs, such as manufacturing, construction, and service industries. They are often seen as a key demographic in elections, as they make up a significant portion of the electorate.

Political Campaign Strategy


A political campaign strategy is a plan that outlines how a candidate will win an election. It includes a variety of elements, such as messaging, fundraising, and voter outreach. A successful campaign strategy must be tailored to the specific needs of the candidate and the electorate.

Celebrity Endorsements


Celebrity endorsements are when celebrities publicly support a candidate or cause. They can be a powerful tool for campaigns, as they can help to raise awareness and generate excitement. However, they can also be risky, as celebrities can sometimes make controversial statements that damage the campaign.

Q&A

  • What was the purpose of Donald Trump's McDonald's campaign event?

    Trump's McDonald's event was a strategic move to highlight his everyman persona, connect with voters on a relatable level, and question Kamala Harris's claims of working at McDonald's.

  • Why is 60 Minutes refusing to release the transcript of their interview with Kamala Harris?

    60 Minutes' refusal to release the transcript raises concerns about their transparency and potential manipulation of the interview. The podcast speculates that the network may be trying to protect Harris's image or avoid further controversy.

  • What are some of the criticisms of Kamala Harris's campaign messaging?

    Critics argue that Harris's campaign messaging lacks substance and relies on generic phrases that fail to articulate a clear vision for her presidency. They also point to her struggles in addressing the gender gap and her inability to connect with voters on a personal level.

  • Why is Kamala Harris struggling with unscripted interviews?

    Harris has a tendency to panic and give vague, uninformative answers when she is asked unscripted questions. This makes her appear unprepared and unlikeable to voters.

  • What is the Atlas Intel poll showing about the race between Trump and Harris?

    The poll shows Trump leading Harris in a two-way race. It also reveals that Harris is struggling to gain support among working-class voters and that Trump is surprisingly gaining ground among Hispanic voters.

  • Why is Lizzo's campaign message for Kamala Harris backfiring?

    Lizzo's message is tone-deaf and will not resonate with working-class voters. The Harris campaign needs to be more careful about how they use celebrities to promote their message.

  • Why is the Harris campaign's use of "Kamala Harris waltz hats" disrespectful to working-class voters?

    The campaign's use of these hats is seen as a fashion faux pas that is disrespectful to working-class voters who actually wear those hats. The campaign's lack of understanding of working-class culture is a major reason why Harris is struggling to connect with them.

Show Notes

Megyn Kelly is joined by Emily Jashinsky, host of "Undercurrents" on UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor of the Washington Free Beacon, to talk about one of Donald Trump's most memorable campaign moments of 2024 when he worked the drive thru at McDonald's, the effectiveness of this type of campaigning, how this puts the spotlight on Kamala Harris' inauthenticity, the legitimate questions about whether Kamala's actually worked at McDonald's, how Trump's visit resonates with voters, Trump's funny story about Arnold Palmer, the ridiculous media and left response pretending to be deeply offended by it, how the story is the kind that resonates with voters, "60 Minutes" finally addressing their edited interview with Kamala, their attempt to blame Trump over the controversy, the truth about their edits on another Q&A that hasn't gotten as much attention, the need for them to release the transcript, Kamala reaching new heights of saying nothing during interviews with Al Sharpton and Peter Alexander, how her talking more is torpedoing her campaign, Kamala's campaign trying to reach men by enlisting celebrities Andy Cohen and Ben Stiller, Dave Bautista insulting Trump on Jimmy Kimmel's show, and more.


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Trump's "Genius" McDonald's Trip, and Media's "Arnold Palmer" Meltdown, with Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson | Ep. 922

Trump's "Genius" McDonald's Trip, and Media's "Arnold Palmer" Meltdown, with Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson | Ep. 922

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